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  • Student Financial Collections

    Clearing loan office holds, loan repayment, deferment, cancellations on Perkins, Health Professions and University Trust Fund loans, and exit interviews for all loans

    8am–4pm, M–F
    20 Fraser Hall
    106 Pleasant St. S. E.
    Phone 612-625-8007
    Fax 612-624-2873
    E-mail: stdtloan@umn.edu

University Trust Fund Loan

If you are enrolled full time as:

  • an undergraduate, you may be offered a UTFL loan for an amount up to $2,000 per academic year.
  • a graduate or professional student, you may be offered up to $3,000 per academic year.

The aggregate maximum total you may borrow from the University Trust Fund Loan (UTFL) program is $8,000 in as an undergraduate or, as a graduate/professional student, $14,000 (includes any UTFL loans you received as an undergraduate). The current annual interest rate varies up to 7 percent. Your loan will have either in-school or out-of-school interest charges, or both. In-school interest charges begin on the date your loan is disbursed and are payable annually while you are in school. If your loan has out-of-school interest charges, interest begins to accrue the day after your graduation, withdrawal, or enrollment less than half time. Some UTFLs have an in-school interest rate and an out-of-school rate that are not the same.

If you accept a UTFL, you will be required to complete a promissory note and loan disclosure form. At the time you indicate your acceptance on the eFAAN (Financial Aid Award Notice), you will be sent an e-mail directing you to a Web site to complete your promissory note and loan disclosure form online.

You are also required to attend an exit interview when you:

  • are about to graduate.
  • leave the University (even if it is just temporary).
  • drop your registration below half-time enrollment.
  • transfer to another school.
  • leave for a National Student Exchange (NSE) experience.

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