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Financial Aid Directory
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Graduate Financial
Aid Directory
Federal Direct
Loan Instructions
Learn more about the Federal Direct Loan Program by visiting studentloans.gov
Learn more about repayment options for Federal Direct Loans by visiting direct.ed.gov/calc.html
If you wish to borrow from the Federal Direct Loan Program, please complete the two steps below
as soon as possible to ensure Notre Dame can start processing your loan(s) in the month of June.
STEP 1:
Complete Entrance Loan Counseling
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Visit studentloans.gov
Click "Sign In" using Student's Federal Student Aid PIN
Select "Complete Entrance Counseling"
The interactive entrance counseling session helps you to understand your loan responsibilities and provides tools to develop a budget for managing educational expenses. Entrance counseling takes 20-30 minutes to complete and requires your Federal Student Aid PIN (used to complete your FAFSA). |
STEP 2:
Complete
Master Promissory Note
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Complete/Submit "Master Promissory Note"
Select "Subsidized/Unsubsidized"
The Master Promissory Note (MPN) is a legal document in which you promise to repay your loan and any accrued interest and fees to the Department of Education. The MPN also offers details on the terms and conditions of the loan. Completion of the MPN takes up to 30 minutes and requires the following:
- The names, addresses, and phone numbers of two references
- Your driver’s license number (if applicable)
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Loan Process Overview
- The U.S. Department of Education will notify Notre Dame after you have completed entrance counseling and signed your MPN.
- You will receive a disclosure statement from the U.S. Department of Education providing specific information about your loan, including loan amount, fees, and the expected disbursement dates.
- To ensure your loan disbursement is credited to your University account for the start of the fall term, complete the two steps above by the middle of June.
- The Office of Financial Aid will notify you via email when your loan funds have been disbursed to your University account.
- Loan applications cannot be processed after the academic year ends or if the student ceases to be enrolled at least half-time.
If you have any questions regarding the application process, please contact our office.
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Priority Filing Deadlines:
Prospective Freshmen Students:
February 15 - FAFSA and PROFILE
March 1 - IDOC
Returning Undergraduate Students:
April 25 - FAFSA and PROFILE
April 30 - IDOC
Transfer/Readmitted Students (FALL):
March 31 - FAFSA and PROFILE
April 30 - IDOC
Transfer/Readmitted Students (SPRING):
November15 - FAFSA and PROFILE
November 30 - IDOC
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