Mandel Short-term Loan
Through the generous endowment of Carola and Leon Mandel, the University has a short-term loan fund available for students through the Office of Student Financial Assistance (OSFA). These loans are designed to assist undergraduate students with financial need and educational expenses not covered by other financial aid sources.
Loan Details
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An undergraduate student must be enrolled for 12 credit hours or more during fall, spring, or summer term for which the loan is requested
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Loan amounts are limited to $1,000 and a student may receive only one loan while enrolled at 草莓社区
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Tuition balances and educational expenses may be considered for the current academic term (Exception: Students preparing to travel abroad may secure a Mandel Loan to cover Study Abroad Fees or to pay for travel expenses in advance of the term, provided the account with the Office of the Bursar is in good-standing and all balances are paid)
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Interest rate on loans is 0% while enrolled at 草莓社区 and 5% after graduation
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Repayment will normally begin 9 months following graduation or the last date of a student鈥檚 half-time enrollment at 草莓社区
- The minimum payment amount for a loan in repayment is $50 and the loan will be repaid over a 5 year period
- A loan may be repaid while enrolled. After a $1,000 loan is repaid, a new loan may be issued.
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Deferment of repayment is available to temporarily cease payments for students who are enrolled on at least a half-time basis
Application Process
1. Complete a Mandel Loan Fund , describing your current financial hardship situation and the need for the loan funds. Loan applications will be considered by the Mandel Loan Fund committee. A student must be in good standing academically and disciplinary to receive a loan from this fund.
2. If approved for the loan, complete the Mandel Loan Promissory Note online (see to-do list within Tasks tile in LOCUS for instructions). Loyola's School Code for the Mandel Promissory Note is N9.
3. The loan funds will be disbursed to the University account and detailed in after the Promissory Note is completed.
