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Welcome:
How The Online Counseling Session Works
Types of
Loans You May Have
Step One:
Understanding Your Responsibilities
Step Two:
Preparing to Pay Back Your Student Loans
Step
Three: Payment Plans and Billing Procedures
Step Four:
Loan Deferment, Forbearance and Cancellation
Benefits
Step Five:
Loan Consolidation May Be Helpful
Step Six:
Avoiding Delinquency and Default
Step
Seven: Budgeting and Managing for a Successful
Future
Step
Eight: The Importance of Staying in Touch
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Welcome
The University of Washington Student Fiscal Services Office
welcomes you to this online Exit Counseling session. Our goal is
to explain your rights and
obligations for repayment of your campus-based student
loans -- that is, loans that are repayable directly to the UW.
We want you to enter the repayment phase of your
student loan with all of the information that you need to
manage your account successfully. Please remember, if you
have any questions or need assistance during your
repayment, we're here to help!
How the Online Counseling Session Works
- There are eight sections of general loan repayment
information in this counseling session.
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At the end of the counseling session you will be
directed to the website of our billing servicer, Campus Partners, to
obtain and electronically submit your exit documents:
- Loan Disclosure
Statement - available online (you will also have the
option of requesting this document in a paper format if you prefer)
- Personal Data Sheet - contact and reference
information
- Statement of Rights &
Responsibilities - important disclosure
information about the terms of your loan(s)
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Please Note: you have borrowed from a
federal Health Profession or federal Nursing Loan program, you are
required by
federal regulation to certify that you have completed
the exit counseling session. Failure to do so before
leaving the University of Washington will result in a
hold on your student records. You can avoid this
inconvenience by completing and returning the
required exit documents promptly.
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