UC Irvine Extension students may apply directly to private lenders for funding. Eligibility is based on credit history. When a private loan is approved, Extension’s Office of the Registrar team is required to certify costs and enrollment. The maximum amount that a student may borrow is the total cost of attendance (course fees), along with text book, parking, candidacy fees, and any other course –related expenses.
Education loans are usually repaid after graduation may be deferred until after graduate school, and often have very low interest rates.
You can apply for a loan whether you are taking one course, multiple courses, are pursuing a certificate program specialized study program, or are taking courses through ACCESS UCI.
Getting Started
There is no need to complete a FAFSA since you are not applying for federal financial aid. We offer the following student loan options:
You can complete your loan application online, by clicking on either the Citibank or Wells Fargo link. |
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Calendar of Events
Online schedule of classes will be available on our website on the
following dates:
| Quarter/Year |
Date |
| Winter / 2010 |
November 6, 2009 |
| Spring / 2010 |
February 5, 2010
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| Summer / 2010 |
May 7, 2010
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Helpful Hints - Financial Aid Guide
- Organize a file for all of student loan information and keep copies of all information you mail.
- Be aware of all deadline dates.
- Respond promptly to all correspondence from Extension’s Student Services Office/Office of the Registrar. Failure to respond can delay the processing of your loan.
- Promptly notify Extension’s Student Services Office/Office of the Registrar of any change of name, address or telephone number. All student loan correspondence will be mailed to the student's current address on record in the Registrar's Office.
- Be your own advocate. Ask questions. Extension’s Student Services staff would welcome hearing from you.
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