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NC Assist is a non-profit lender focused on helping NC students afford higher education.
You’re headed to law school, so you’re not afraid to do a little hard work. Before you start hitting those books, you’ll need to put in a little time to plan on how you’ll pay for law school. The NC Student Assist Loan is an excellent financing option for law school students studying in North Carolina or who are from North Carolina and are studying out-of-state.
Law school students who have maxed out their Federal Direct loans and are considering Grad PLUS loans to bridge the gap are encouraged to compare rates.
Apply NowNC Assist is a non-profit lender focused on helping NC students afford higher education.
Check out our Smart Borrower calculator to estimate the average salary for those working in your chosen legal field in the state where you plan to settle and the maximum total amount of loans you should borrow. Then use the NC Assist Loan Estimator to calculate your monthly payments. We want to help you borrow responsibly.
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Get a 0.25% interest rate discount when in repayment and enrolled in automatic payments.
No fees for application, origination, or prepayment.
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Read Our BlogMany students don’t have the credit history or income requirements to be eligible for loans by themselves. However, a parent or qualified relative with a strong credit history can cosign your NC Student Assist Loan and share responsibility for repaying the loan.
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