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Repayment

Student Loan Repayment

Repaying your student loans is an important step toward financial independence after graduation. Understanding your repayment options, servicer contact information, and available resources will help you manage your loans successfully and stay in good standing.

The U.S. Department of Education offers flexible repayment plans to help you manage your federal student loans, including income-driven plans and deferment or forbearance options for those experiencing financial hardship. For full details, visit the Federal Student Aid Repayment Plans page.

Exit Counseling

Exit counseling is required for all students who have received a federal loan and are graduating, leaving school, or dropping below half-time enrollment. It provides essential information about your repayment options, loan servicer details, and your rights and responsibilities as a borrower.

Review the Exit Counseling Guide (ADA PDF) for a complete overview of the process, including how to log in and complete the requirement through StudentAid.gov.

Default Facts & Repayment Tips

Missing student loan payments can lead to serious financial consequences, including credit damage and loss of eligibility for future federal aid. Understanding repayment strategies and your options for deferment or forbearance can help you avoid delinquency or default.

Review the Default Facts and Repayment Tips (ADA PDF) for guidance on staying current, setting up automatic payments, and working with your loan servicer to explore flexible repayment options.

Need Help or Clarification?

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📧 financialaid@csupueblo.edu
☎ 719-549-2753 | 📍 Administration Building, Room 203

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