B-On-Time loans

Colleges and Universities A-Z The University of Texas at Austin
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<p>This is a very interesting article about financial aid that UT is not allowed to advertise.</p>

<p>New</a> rules could mean more B-On-Time loans for students | The Daily Texan</p>

<p>"We’re not allowed to advertise these funds due to restrictions on alternative lending,” Blazer said. “They have to request it from us. That will explain why a small amount will not be spent.”</p>

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Is this loan a better route than taking Stafford loans?

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@musman15 They don’t offer the B-On-Time Loans anymore, I looked into it because a friend of mine got one for their son and found out they are not doing it anymore. It was a really good type of loan, if you finished in 4 years with a certain GPA then the loan is forgiven.