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Student loans

Take out a student loan
When you take out a student loan with Thrivent Credit Union, you're creating a plan to pay for your first-choice school. This fixed rate loan provides the security of a locked-in interest rate over the life of your loan.
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Apply for a fixed rate loan if you:

  • Are planning for one year of expenses at a time.
  • Will be able to pay off the loan in a shorter period of time.
  • Want a level payment.
Considerations:
  • You can borrow up to $80,000.
  • Your funds will be distributed to your school each year (Note: most schools split the funding between fall and spring semesters).
  • If you don't make loan payments while in school, you'll have up to 15 years to repay the loan. However, we encourage all students to make room in their college budget for loan contributions.

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Student loan path

1. Start early

Begin preparing to fund your education early through savings and scholarships.

2. Estimate your needs

Determine your eligibility for financial aid by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Then, review award letters and tally grants and work-study options.

3. Learn about private loans

Figure out how much you need to fill in the gap for your first-choice school and review TCU Private Student Loan options.

4. Consider credit

Depending on your needs, consider taking out a line of credit to help fund your schooling.

5. Apply

The TCU online application process only takes a few minutes.

1. Start early

Begin preparing to fund your education early through savings and scholarships.

2. Estimate your needs

Determine your eligibility for financial aid by filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Then, review award letters and tally grants and work-study options.

3. Learn about private loans

Figure out how much you need to fill in the gap for your first-choice school and review TCU Private Student Loan options.

4. Consider credit

Depending on your needs, consider taking out a line of credit to help fund your schooling.

5. Apply

The TCU online application process only takes a few minutes.
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How to take out a student loan

  1. Complete FAFSA and identify your funding gaps.
  2. Review the list of information you need handy before you apply.
  3. Apply for the loan that best meets your needs.
  4. Receive conditional approval.
  5. Provide required follow-up information.
  6. Receive verification from school.
  7. Receive final approval letter with amount and disbursement date.

Get help

We strive to put you at the center of everything we do, no matter where you are. Please choose from the following options.
866-226-5225
For questions about our student loan products or becoming a member of the credit union
866-540-3191
For questions about a loan that you have already applied for.
800-645-0372
For questions about a loan you are repaying.
All loans and lines of credit are subject to credit application, qualification and approval and may not be available in certain schools or certain jurisdictions. Must qualify for membership.