A low-interest undergraduate student loan for international students awarded by MIT on the basis of financial need. Often referred to as a Tech Loan. Please refer to our guidance on Private Education Loans before applying for a non-federal student loan.
Applying for the first time? Complete steps 1-5 before the start of the academic year to receive credit on your fall semester bill. Applications are accepted throughout the academic year.
Reapplying? Complete steps 1-2 before the start of the academic year to receive credit on your fall semester bill. Applications are accepted throughout the academic year.
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Loan exit counseling
If you borrowed a Federal Direct Stafford Loan, Federal Perkins Loan or Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan, you are required by federal law and MIT policy complete an exit interview online before graduation. If you borrowed an MIT Technology Loan, contact your loan counselor to schedule an exit interview. Required reading: the SFS loan exit counseling guide.
Loan entrance counseling
Online counseling via WebSIS is required for all first-time borrowers of Federal Direct Loans, Federal Perkins Loans and MIT Technology Loans.
Campus Partners
Campus Partners handles billing and payment for Federal Perkins Loans and MIT Technology Loans.
StudentLoans.gov
StudentLoans.gov handles billing and payment for Federal Direct Loans and Graduate PLUS Loans.
Loan payment calculator
Estimate your loan payments.