Loan Repayment Information

For Federal Loans, repayment begins after the six month grace period following a student graduating, withdrawing, or dropping below half-time enrollment. Some private loans also have a grace period similar to federal loans, but it varies by lender. It is important to review that information with your lender. 

More student loan repayment information. 

Your Federal borrowing history and servicer information can be viewed on nslds.ed.gov. If you have a Perkins loan from Juilliard, your account information can be found on www.mycampusloan.com.

For servicer information on Perkins loans from another school, you should contact the school from which you borrowed the loan. Private educational loans from banks or credit unions will not appear as part of your borrowing history on NSLDS. For information about any private loans you borrowed, contact your lender or the school you attended when you borrowed the loan.

Direct Loan Consolidation is the process of consolidating multiple loans into one loan. This allows you to have one monthly payment instead of multiple payments. It may also give you access to additional repayment plans and forgiveness programs. To determine if Direct Loan Consolidation is right for you, visit the Federal Student Aid website.

At Juilliard, your relationship with the School does not end when you graduate. The Office of Financial Aid is always available to provide counseling to alumni. Make sure to keep your contact information updated with us which you can do online. If you have questions about your student loans, please contact the office (212) 799-5000, ext. 211, or [email protected].