Private Educational Lenders
During the 2010-2011 academic year, Georgia Tech students enrolled in degree programs received private education loans from the lenders listed below in alphabetical order. The following is not a preferred lender list and is provided only as a courtesy. You may choose a lender of your choice on or off the list provided. Georgia Tech receives no benefits from any lender. See Georgia Tech's Code of Conduct Regarding Private Lending and Student Choice for further information.
The lenders offering these loans determine their interest rates, enrollment status requirements, repayment options, and any fees that may apply. Contact the lender directly for further information on requirements, rates, and application procedures.
When a lender approves a student's application for a private education loan, the lender requests certification from Georgia Tech's Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid, confirming that the requested loan amount, when added to all other aid the student is receiving, will not exceed the student's expected cost of attendance
| LENDER | WEBSITE |
| Addison Avenue FCU | http://firsttechfed.studentchoice.org |
| Associated CU | https://www.acuonline.org |
| Chase Bank | http://www.chasestudentloans.com |
| Citibank | https://www.studentloan.com/ |
| Community First CU | http://www.communityfirstfl.studentchoice.org/ |
| Comstar FCU | https://www.comstarfcu.org/ |
| CU Student Loans | http://www.custudentloans.org/ |
| Digital FCU | https://www.dcu.org |
| Discover | http://www.discoverstudentloans.com/ |
| MEFA | http://www.mefa.org/ |
| Mountain America CU | https://www.macu.com |
| New Jersey Commission on Higher Education | http://www.state.nj.us/highereducation/ |
| Pentagon FCU | https://www.penfed.org/ |
| PNC Bank | http://www.pnconcampus.com/ |
| Rhode Island Student Loan Authority | http://www.risla.com/ |
| Sallie Mae | https://www.salliemae.com/ |
| Suntrust | http://www.suntrusteducation.com/ |
| Wells Fargo | https://www.wellsfargo.com/student |