To help students and their families evaluate their lender options, Marist utilizes ELM Select, a website that provides comparative information on Marist's recommended lenders and their loan products. Marist College offers Citi Bank, Chase Bank, Sallie Mae and Wells Fargo for our private options. The choice of a lender is not in any way limited to Marist's suggested list. If students and their parents choose another lender, they will not be penalized in any way for selecting the lender of their choice.
Private loans are available to assist students in paying for Marist College. The maximum amount you may borrow on an private loan each academic year per student is the cost of attendance minus other financial aid received. For most private loans the lender requires the student to be at least 18 years of age. A credit check is required and income verification may also be required for certain lenders.
Student Private Loans (Fall/Spring/Summer/Winter Sessions)
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| Loan Name | Lender Name |
| Chase Select Loan | Chase Bank |
| Wells Fargo Collegiate Loan |
Wells Fargo |
| Citizens TruFit Student loan | Citizens Bank |
| Sallie Mae Smart Option Loan-This loan requires a student to pay interest payments while in school. Please refer to the Quick Reference Guide for additional information. | Sallie Mae |
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| Loan Name | Lender Name |
| Citi Assist Loan | Citi Bank |
| Chase Select Loan | Chase Bank |
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Citizens TruFit Student loan (used for past due balances) |
Citizens Bank |
| Sallie Mae Smart Option Loan-This loan requires a student to pay interest payments while in school. Please refer to the Quick Reference Guide for additional information. |
Sallie Mae |