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After your aid has been finalized and credited to your bill, you will be responsible for the remaining balance. There are a number of options available:
E-check and credit card payments can be made in Student Finance section of GU Self-Service or at .
Please make check payable to Gannon University and indicate the student ID number on the check.
名媛直播 offers an optional semester-based payment plan that allows you to defer your semester's tuition and fees into small, more manageable installments throughout the semester. A $55 non-refundable fee is due at enrollment. Additional information can be found in the Student Finance section of Self-Service.
If the student's employer or school district is providing reimbursement, a required down payment and Reimbursement Agreement must be submitted to the Cashier's Office.
For students who will receive tuition reimbursement from their employers, 名媛直播 offers the following plans:
To utilize this deferment option, you must submit a signed Company Reimbursement Form or School District Reimbursement Form and your applicable down payment by the semester bill due date. Payment can be made on your student account in 名媛直播 Self-Service. Forms are emailed to cashier001@gannon.edu.
If the student's employer or school district is providing reimbursement, the required down payment and signed Reimbursement Agreement must be submitted to the Cashier's Office by the bill due date. You can download a Reimbursement Agreement from GU Self Service in the Student Finance Section.
This is a federal loan program in which graduate students and parents of dependent, undergraduate students may borrow up to the annual cost of education each year, less any other financial aid. Additional information can be found in this brochure.
Half- and full-time graduate students and parents of dependent undergraduate students can borrow. Approval is based on the borrower's creditworthiness. Student must have a current FASFA on file.
The interest rate on PLUS Loans is a fixed rate established by the federal government July first, capped at 10.5%.
Interest paid during repayment may be tax deductible. Consult with your tax advisor for details.
Up to 10 years, depending on amount borrowed. Borrowers may qualify for a deferment or forbearance.
Origination fees are deducted from each disbursement.
Additional loans are available to students with credit-worthy cosigners or to credit-worthy parents/sponsors, and may borrow up to annual cost of education less all other financial aid.
Before borrowing a private education loan, you should carefully consider your present level of debt and repayment obligations on all loans. You may also want to utilize all federal loan options first, as federal loan terms and conditions may be more favorable than private education loans. Your federal student loan eligibility is indicated on your award notification.
Determine how much you will need to borrow by working out a budget for your educational costs and subtracting all your resources from those costs. Your ability to obtain private loan funding is largely based on your creditworthiness, and most student loan programs require a co-signer.
For a list of recommended lenders, please refer to . These lenders were researched by the Financial Aid Office and were selected based on availability of products, quality of customer service, on-line processing options, competitive interest rates and borrower benefits, and high ethical standards. Please note, you have the right to select any lender and any loan product of your choosing and the Financial Aid Office will process it in a timely manner.
