Apply for a low-interest student loan

Student loans are available to help you pay tuition at any Sullivan University campus. These loans are available from the federal government and other sources for students who qualify and include:

• Federal Direct Student Loans, low-interest loans for students and parents made through the school (Louisville and Ft. Knox campuses and the National Center for Hospitality Studies)
• Federal Direct Subsidized Loans, providing up to $2,625 the first academic year and higher in the sophomore and junior years (all Sullivan campuses)
• Federal Perkins Loans, for students who demonstrate need, with a typical loan $3,000 for one academic year (all Sullivan campuses)
• Federal PLUS and Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loans, for students who don’t qualify for sufficient financial aid otherwise (all Sullivan campuses)
• Career Education Funds, institutional loans for students who don’t qualify otherwise for adequate financial aid (Louisville and Ft. Knox campuses and the National Center for Hospitality Studies)

If you are interested in information about student loans, talk to an admissions officer today for an appointment with a financial counselor. Several other sources of aid are also available, including scholarships and grants.