Will PNC continue to service my existing federal student loans?
Yes! PNC will continue to service all federal student loans established prior to July 1, 2010. If you have any questions, please contact the PNC Student Loan Center at 1-800-762-1001.
Where should a student go to apply for federal direct student loans?
Students should contact their school's financial aid office or visit www.studentloans.gov for information about applying for federal student loans.
- Students/parents will need to submit a FAFSA each year in order to define financial need for federal aid/loan options.
- Students will receive an award letter from their school.
- Students must complete a new Master Promissory Note (MPN) with the Department of Education.
- Students will need to contact the loan servicer for the Department of Education.
What is a private loan and how do I know if I need one?[1]
A private loan is a non-government student loan that is borrowed through a bank or private lender. Once students have borrowed the maximum in federal loans such as Stafford and PLUS Loans, they may need additional funds to cover the full cost of education. Private loans can bridge the gap between what's borrowed in federal loans and what's needed for the full cost of an education.
Does PNC offer private student loans?
Yes. PNC private student loans have helped students to bridge the gap between federal aid and the full cost of education.
PNC offers students the following private loans:
What types of expenses are covered by the PNC Solution Loan?
The PNC Solution Loan can be used to pay education-related expenses including tuition, room and board, class fees, books, study abroad, a laptop and school supplies.
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