FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
In association with TFC Tuition Financing, Techsherpas offers Career Training financial assistance to those in need of tuition funding. The Career Training Financial Assistance program is a private, credit-based student loan for technical training, online courses, and other education programs.
Eligibility
You must be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and have an established credit history.
Benefits
Competitive interest rates that reward creditworthy borrowers.
If you do not have an established credit history, applying with a creditworthy cosigner may help you qualify for the loan. Even if you have an established credit history, you may be eligible for a lower interest rate if you apply with a creditworthy cosigner.
Creditworthy borrowers may request a cosigner release from the loan obligation after making a certain amount of consecutive payments of principal and interest on time.
Features
- Easy online application with fast credit decision and electronic signature.
- Borrow for both tuition and other education-related expenses
- No prepayment penalty
- Online account management
- Combined billing when you have multiple loans
Loan terms
- There is no aggregate loan limit.
- Borrow as much as you need to pay for your education, up to the cost of attendance as certified by your school and confirmed by TFC.
Interest rate
- Manage your credit well and you may qualify for a lower interest rate
- The Career Training Loan has interest rates that reward good credit. Interest rates are variable and reset monthly
Repayment
You may choose extended terms to repay your loan.
With the standard repayment option, you make level, monthly payments of principal and interest.
With the interest-only repayment option, you make interest-only payments while you are in school and begin standard repayment of principal and interest once school is completed.
With the deferred repayment option, you may defer payments, not to exceed the anticipated completion date on the application. After deferment, you will begin standard repayment of principal and interest.
