New Financial Aid Opportunity: Student Freedom Agreement

Income-contingent, private education loan that is designed to cover a student’s remaining cost of attendance after other aid sources (state or institutional aid, federal grants, work-study, or direct subsidized/unsubsidized loans) are considered.
“Freedom” is a keyword because applicants do not need to depend on parents to qualify and because this loan is designed to liberate students to make their own career/life choices and increase a student’s independence through social and economic mobility.
Qualifying students get up to $20K annually for school.

Full time, rising juniors and seniors pursuing STEM majors at any Minority Serving Institution (MSI). (Why only STEM? Because statistics show that a STEM education can serve as a pathway to freedom for students.)
All racial backgrounds. (This loan originally focused on Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) but has been expanded to any student attending an MSI.)
Must have a valid social security number.

Division of Undergraduate Education