Historical Private Loan Lender Resource
Below is a historical list of private loan lenders who have provided private educational loans to Southern New Hampshire University students during the past three completed financial aid years (18/19, 19/20, and 20/21) and continue to participate in the private education loan program as of July 1, 2021. This list is provided in alphabetical order and inclusion on this list is not an endorsement or recommendation by Southern New Hampshire University. Each lender's loan programs may have different requirements, so be sure to review with your lender regarding their loan programs that you qualify for to best suit your need.
This is not an exhaustive list of private loan lenders and SNHU does not guarantee the student's satisfaction with the services and products provided by these or any other lenders. You have the right to select a lender of your choice regardless of this historical list.
*Be advised that some of the private loan lenders identified below may be limited to residents of certain states, specific to undergraduate and/or graduate student status, SAP status, or required membership. Students are encouraged to check and review with an individual lender for details.
Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education
American Eagle Financial Credit Union
Central One Federal Credit Union
Citizens Equity First Credit Union
Clearview Federal Credit Union
Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental Loan Authority
Higher Education Student Assistance Authority/NJ Class
Kentucky Higher Education Student Loan Corporation
Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority
Members 1st Federal Credit Union
North Country Federal Credit Union
PenFed by Pentagon Federal Credit Union
Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency
Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union
Rhode Island Student Loan Authority
Saratoga's Community Federal Credit Union
St. Pius X Federal Credit Union
Tennessee Valley Federal Credit Union
UMassFive College Federal Credit Union
Union Federal Private Student Loans
Vermont Student Assistance Corporation
Under the Federal Truth in Lending Act (TILA), your private education loan lender is required to provide disclosure of loan terms and features at the time of application, a second disclosure after the initial application reaches an approval status and a final disclosure once the loan is accepted. After the final disclosure is sent, the lender also must provide the student with a 'right to cancel' period (3-6 days depending on mode of delivery). A self-certification form must be completed by the borrower and submitted to your lender before your loan may be disbursed to your SNHU student account.