Private Loans
Private student loans are non-federal loans, made by a lender such as a bank, credit union or state agency. These loans may have variable or fixed interest rates based upon the student's credit history and other lender specific program information. Prior to applying for a private loan, applicants should review their credit report for discrepancies, as credit history will help determine their eligibility and interest rate.
Most lenders offer the option of obtaining a co-signer for private student loans. Please note that the University cannot act as a co-signer or sponsor for either domestic or international students.
New York University does not prefer, recommend, promote, endorse, or suggest any lenders. The list of lenders provided are lenders who have expressed interest in lending to Stern Graduate students. You are not required to borrow from any of the lenders appearing on our site and there is no penalty for selecting a different lender, if you prefer.