NYU Stern Graduate Financial Aid | International Students

Below is an alphabetical list of the lenders that have provided private education loans to graduate Stern students during the past three years. You are not required to borrow from any of the lenders listed below and there is no penalty for selecting a different lender if you prefer. Such loans are for education purposes, which means you must be a registered student and the amount you can borrow cannot exceed your cost of attendance as listed on the Stern Graduate Financial Aid website. For application information and details about terms and conditions, please visit the lender's website or contact their customer service number. 

We encourage you to compare information among these and other available student loan providers. Individual lenders will, at their discretion, evaluate credit history and additional lender-specific program information. Keep in mind that for some co-signer loans, a student must have a social security number in addition to having a co-signer. Please note that application fees, if charged by a lender, are not refundable. Typical processing time is 3-4 weeks, but maybe longer. Please plan accordingly.

PLEASE NOTE: The University cannot act as a co-signer or sponsor for domestic or international students. NYU does not prefer, recommend, promote, endorse, or suggest any of these lenders on the list. Given the current student loan industry climate, please be aware that loan programs are subject to change at any time.
 

When applying, be sure to select the correct loan, specifying your status as a Stern graduate student (where applicable).

Citizens Student Loan
1-800-708-6684

College Ave
1-844-422-7502

Earnest
1-888-601-2801

Sallie Mae Student Loans
1-877-279-7172

SoFi Graduate Student Loans
1-877-936-2269

Below is an alphabetical list of the lenders that have provided private education loans to graduate Stern students during the past three years. You may find more favorable loan terms and conditions by applying instead for a U.S. domestic private loan with a creditworthy U.S. co-signer. You are not required to borrow from any of the lenders listed below and there is no penalty for selecting a different lender if you prefer. Such loans are for education purposes, which means you must be a registered student and the amount you can borrow cannot exceed your cost of attendance as listed on the Stern Graduate Financial Aid website. For application information and details about terms and conditions, please visit the lender's website or contact their customer service number. Please note that application fees, if charged by a lender, are not refundable.

We encourage you to compare information among these and other available student loan providers. Individual lenders will, at their discretion, evaluate credit history and other lender-specific program information. Check with individual lenders to verify eligibility. Please note that application fees are not refundable. Typical processing time is 3-4 weeks, but maybe longer. Please plan accordingly.

PLEASE NOTE: The University cannot act as a co-signer or sponsor for domestic or international students. NYU does not prefer, recommend, promote, endorse, or suggest any of these lenders on the list. Given the current student loan industry climate, please be aware that loan programs are subject to change at any time.

When applying, be sure to select the correct loan, specifying your status as a Stern graduate student (where applicable).

MPower Financing 
MPower Financing, 202-417-3800

Prodigy Finance Student Loan
Prodigy Finance, (+44) 20-3900-3535
U.S. line, 866-533-3304

SoFi MBA Student Loan
SoFi, 855-456-7634

Students are encouraged to look for ways to reduce their individual loan debt. The listings below are provided for general informational purposes only. We suggest that you check if your home country offers loans and fellowships. If you are receiving an outside award, please inform our office so that we can make the necessary adjustments to your financial aid package.

PLEASE NOTE: The University cannot act as a co-signer or sponsor for domestic or international students. NYU does not prefer, recommend, promote, endorse, or suggest any of these lenders on the list. Given the current student loan industry climate, please be aware that loan programs are subject to change at any time.

BAEF MBA Fellowship
Belgian American Educational Foundation Inc.

The Belgian American Educational Foundation will award MBA students an interest-free loan of up to $100,000 for two academic years. You must be a Belgian citizen to apply and if awarded, will need to repay the loan amount within five years of graduation. For further eligibility requirements as well as the application instructions, please visit the foundation's website.

Canadian Student Loan
Government of Canada

The Government of Canada works in partnership with most provinces and territories to deliver student financial assistance programs. The exceptions are Quebec, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut which operate their own student financial assistance programs. To qualify, you must be a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident of Canada or a protected person.

Leo S. Rowe Pan American Fund
Leo S. Rowe Pan American Fund, rowefund@oas.org

The Leo S. Rowe Fund, a student loan program of the Organization of American States (OAS), helps citizens from Latin American and Caribbean OAS member countries to finance their studies or research at accredited universities in the United States by awarding interest-free student loans. Rowe Fund loans are granted to a student on the condition that upon the completion of his or her studies in the United States, the beneficiary must agree to repay the loan in full and return to his or her country of origin within a year of completing his or her studies in order to further enable intercultural exchange and socioeconomic development in the region.