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Parent Plus loans have higher interest rates and fees, so theyre generally not a good idea. Plus, its your degree, not your parents, so you should be responsible for the costs. Stick with private loans and focus on manageable debt.
PLUS loans are more like private loans than they are like other types of federal loans: They require a credit check and, for parents, come with fewer repayment options. Students should take out PLUS loans to pay for grad school only after theyve borrowed the maximum in unsubsidized federal direct loans.
You can check the status of your Direct PLUS Loan for parents or Direct PLUS Loan for graduate or professional students application in three ways. Log in to your StudentAid.gov account and check My Documents to see if your PLUS application is on file. Call your school for an update on your PLUS loan award.
There are no set annual or aggregate limits. You may borrow up to your full cost of attendance, minus any other financial aid you receive (including Direct Subsidized Loans, Direct Unsubsidized Loans, scholarships, and certain fellowships).
Undergraduate students should submit tax documents using IDOC.
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What Are Some Reasons to Avoid PLUS Loans? First, PLUS loans have no automatic grace period. Then theres the fact they arent eligible for most IDR plans. Then, borrowing too much is easy to do, and finally, theyre nearly impossible to get out of, even in bankruptcy.
Direct Subsidized/Unsubsidized Loans have a lower fixed interest rate (6.8%) than Direct PLUS Loans (7.9%), and no interest is charged on Direct Subsidized Loans while you are in school at least half-time or during grace and deferment periods. Interest is charged on Direct PLUS Loans during all periods.

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