Career training loans
The Career Training Loan is a private, credit-based student loan for technical training or trade school, online courses, and other continuing education programs.
Eligibility
- You must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and have an established credit history.
- The institution you are attending must be licensed or accredited by the department of education in the states in which they do business.
Features
- The Career Training Loan has interest rates and fees that reward good credit.
- Repayment terms of up to 15 years are available.
- If you have less-than-ideal credit or no credit at all, you can still be eligible for the Career Training Loan by applying with a creditworthy cosigner.
- You may borrow for both tuition and other education-related expenses.
- You get the convenience of combined billing for all of your Sallie Mae-serviced loans.
- Creditworthy borrowers may request a cosigner release after making the first 24 consecutive, on-time monthly payments of principal and interest as initially scheduled.
- There is no prepayment penalty.
Loan terms
Loan limits
There is no aggregate loan limit.
Interest rate
The Career Training Loan has interest rates that reward good credit and are as low as Prime + 0% for borrowers with excellent credit. Interest rates are variable and reset monthly.
Fees
Loan fees are 0%–6.5%.
Repayment
- You may take up to 15 years to repay your loan.
- With the standard repayment option, you make level, monthly payments of principal and interest. The minimum monthly payment is $30.
- With the interest-only repayment option, you make interest-only payments while you are in school and begin standard repayment of principal and interest once school is completed.
- With the $10 deferred repayment option, you may defer payments for up to 12 months, not to exceed the anticipated graduation date on the application. You are required to make a $10 monthly payment during deferment. This $10 payment will be applied toward the interest that accrues on the account during deferment. After deferment, you will begin standard repayment of principal and interest.
Another way to help pay down your loan
With Upromise Loan LinkSM student and parent borrowers who join Upromise® can link their Sallie Mae loan account to their Upromise account and use their Upromise rewards to help pay down their eligible Sallie Mae-serviced student loans.
Upromise members can turn everyday spending into savings for education by shopping with participating companies who will contribute a portion of their qualified spending into their Upromise account. Once borrowers become Upromise members, they can invite family and friends to join and contribute their rewards to the borrower's Upromise account to increase savings. Enroll today at www.salliemae.com/upromise.
Legal
- Career Training Loan is a service mark of SLM Financial Corporation.
- Career Training Loans are made by state or federally chartered financial institutions and are sold after full disbursement to a Sallie Mae company.
- The school and its financial aid office act on their own behalf and do not represent you or Sallie Mae. You should always contact Sallie Mae directly if you have questions about the terms under which Career Training Loans are made.
- The Career Training Loan is a private, credit-based loan and is not federally sponsored or guaranteed.
- Minimum monthly payment is $30 under the interest-only repayment option; $10 per month under the $10 deferred repayment option.
- Up to 60% of the tuition amount may be financed for other expenses, not to exceed $6,000. Terms may vary by school.
- Repayment begins at least 30 days, but no more than 60 days, after disbursement.
- The APR will increase if the Prime Rate increases.
- There is a $30 fee for each cosigner.
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