College student loans

College loans come in a variety of forms, from federal student loans to private student loans, and they can help you cover the costs of attending college. Once you determine the costs that will need to be paid for with a college loan, Chase Student Loan Specialists can help you determine which college loan is right for you.

Federal student loans

Federal student loans are part of the financial aid authorized by the federal government, though they are funded by private lenders. This type of college loan from Chase Student Loans can have a lower interest rate and a longer repayment period. Reduced federal college loan interest rates are an additional benefit.

Private student loans

Private student loans, also called alternative loans, can be used to cover most education-related expenses.* These loans are a great option when federal loans and other forms of aid aren't enough to cover the full cost of your education. Because most private student loans are credit-based, families cannot be turned down for making too much money.

Why choose Chase Student Loans for your college loan needs?

Chase Student Loans is one of the nation's leading providers of college loans. Chase Student Loan Specialists work with thousands of students every year to help them reach their education goals. The application process for a Chase student loan is secure, easy and quick.

Chase also offers services beyond college loans to help you manage your financial future.

*Important Information: As students determine the best way to finance their education, they should consider the full range of student financial aid options available. Private loans can be used when federal loans, grants and other forms of financial aid are not sufficient to cover the full cost of education.

Chase services its private student loans and does not sell them to another lender.

Chase student loans are subject to credit approval, if applicable, receipt of a completed and signed Application/Promissory Note, verification of application information and verification of student's enrollment at a participating school.

This information was current as of 04/01/2009 and is subject to change. Contact Chase for the most up-to-date terms.