Andover Newton Theological School in Newton Centre, MA
Stafford & Grad PLUS Loans
Entrance Interviews (for entering students or students borrowing for the first time) Students who borrow under the Federal Family Education Loan Program are required to complete counseling before receiving loan proceeds from their first loan.The purpose of the entrance interview is to provide the student with important information regarding their rights and responsibilities as a student loan borrower. ANTS Financial Aid will be notified automatically once you have completed your counseling.
Contact Information: For questions regarding your rights and responsibilities, you should contact Rosemary Turano, Coordinator of Financial Aid, at 617-964-1100 ext. 296 or rturano@ants.edu.
Half-time Enrollment: Andover Newton Theological School considers half-time enrollment to be 6 credits per semester.
Withdrawal from ANTS: Students withdraw from school for a variety of reasons. Students contemplating withdrawal are strongly encouraged to meet with their academic advisor to discern if other options are more appropriate. To complete the withdrawal process, an official Withdrawal Form obtained from the Registrar's office or the Forms section of the Registrar's section on the website must be submitted. Following through on this process keeps students in good standing with the School and will aid in readmission or transfer to other institutions. Sample monthly repayment amounts: Since loans must be repaid, it is important to consider the amount of monthly payments that your total borrowing will require. Some students at ANTS graduate with no debt, others will borrow as needed. ANTS strongly encourages that you borrow only what is needed for educational purposes in order to avoid excessive debt after graduating. Using $34,720 as an average, a Stafford Loan borrower at 6.8% interest over 10 years would pay $400 per month, paying $13,227 in interest over the life of the loan. Using $10,000 as an average, a Grad PLUS Loan borrower at 8.5% interest over 10 years would pay $124 per month, paying $4,878 in interest over the life of the loan.
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