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Student Loans - PLUS Loan

Parents of dependent students can borrow from this loan program to help pay the cost of their student’s undergraduate education. This loan is credit based. TSJC requires that a FAFSA be filed for students whose parents would like to borrow through the PLUS Loan program.

To Apply for a PLUS Loan

Step 1:
Sign into http://studentaid.gov and select apply for a PLUS Loan and complete all required information.

Step 2:
If it is determined that you have an adverse credit history, Direct Loans will send you information on obtaining an endorser or filing an appeal. If you are unable to obtain an endorser, your student may be eligible for an additional Federal Direct Unsubsidized Loan in his/her name. If your loan request was subsequently approved by obtaining a credit worthy endorser or by meeting the “extenuating circumstances” provisions as part of your appeal process you must then complete PLUS Credit Counseling on http://studentaid.gov. Contact the school's financial aid office as soon as possible to let them know whether you plan to pursue a Direct PLUS Loan by obtaining an endorser or submitting documentation of extenuating circumstances.

Step 3:
Complete the Direct Plus Loan Application in its entirety and submit it to the Financial Aid Office.

If your credit is denied and you are not able to obtain an endorser or repair your credit, the student may borrow an additional unsubsidized loan. Contact the Financial Aid Office.

 

All pages of this form must be completed, signed and returned to the Financial Aid Office.

You can fax the form to:
719-846-5420

or mail to:
TSC, Financial Aid Office
600 Prospect St.
Trinidad, CO 81082

or you can email to:
financialaid@messianicfamilyfellowship.com

Electronic confirmation will be received within 24 - 48 hours for each of these sessions.

Disclaimer
The Financial Aid Office has taken great care in providing the most recent information. Contents are subject to change without notice because of changing federal, state or institutional policies. All financial aid awards are contingent upon availability of funds and the student's final eligibility determination.