Ohio Admin. Code 3361:40-13-02 - Financial aid: long term loans
(A) A long term loan may be granted for
university related student needs.
(B)
Borrowers,
except for college of medicine students, shall repay their loan, plus interest thereon, in
monthly installments over a five-year period
(sixty months) beginning nine months after
graduation, or from the last date of enrollment at the university of
Cincinnati. College of medicine students shall
repay their loan, plus interest thereon, in monthly installments over a maximum period of ten
years (one hundred-twenty months) beginning nine
months after graduation, or from the last date of enrollment at the university
of Cincinnati. The nine-month period between enrollment and repayment shall be
considered a grace period in which no interest shall accrue; however, borrowers
shall be encouraged to repay any or all portions of their outstanding loan
during this period.
(C) In addition
to the nine-month grace period, graduates of the college of medicine in
residency training may defer repayment of their loans for up to three years,
during which time no interest shall accrue. Graduates who continue in residency
training beyond three years should make
at a minimum monthly payments of fifty dollars, which shall be
applied to principal and interest.
(D) If the borrower's grace period elapses,
and the borrower returns to the university of
Cincinnati during the repayment period, payment of principal and interest may
be extended by a manager of
the bursar's office.
(E)
A manager of the
bursar's office may grant a borrower an extension of time to repay their loan
when the borrower demonstrates an inability to meet the monthly payment
requirements set forth in the promissory note. In no event shall the
minimum monthly repayment be less than fifty dollars,
which shall be applied to principal and interest.
(F) All applications shall be channeled
through the office of student financial aid for an audit of current student
aid. The entire application and promissory note shall be completed in full
before sending for final approval.
(G) An application fee shall be assessed to
all loan applicants.
(H)
Interest, in accordance with
applicable restrictions, shall be charged
beginning at the end of the grace period, as stated in paragraph (B)
or (C) above, and continue until the loan is paid
in full. In the event a borrower fails to meet two or more scheduled payments,
the entire unpaid balance, including principal and interest due, shall become
immediately due and payable, and a service indicator
(noting delinquency) shall be placed against the borrower's university
records, unless the borrower has made new arrangements with the university for
loan repayment.
(I) The applicant
shall be a full-time registered student with the university of Cincinnati and
in pursuit of a degree.
(J) A loan
shall be denied if the applicant has a delinquent obligation owed to the
university of Cincinnati or if the applicant has a past due loan.
(K) The applicant shall meet the minimum age
requirements of eighteen years of age, set by the state of Ohio.
(L) The president of the university shall
have the authority to develop administrative guidelines and procedures to
implement this policy, including such matters as the maximum dollar amount of
all long term loans and the application fee assessed for such long term loans.
The president may delegate the authority granted by this paragraph.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3361
Rule Amplifies: 3361
Prior Effective Dates: 03/16/1978, 09/23/1979, 05/24/1980, 03/01/1983, 02/25/1985, 12/21/1990, 04/24/1992, 06/17/1998, 03/13/2000
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