Tenn. Comp. R. & Regs. 1640-01-21-.07 - REPAYMENT
(1) The Tennessee Rural Health Loan must be
repaid unless cancelled as described elsewhere in these rules. Repayment will
include the full amount of the loan received.
(2) Repayment shall begin at the end of the
grace period, and shall be in monthly installments over a period of no more
than ten (10) years, provided that payments must be a minimum of one hundred
fifty dollars ($150) per month.
(3)
Repayment for recipients who complete the plan of study shall begin in the
first month following the end of the grace period, or upon demand by TSAC.
Interest shall begin to accrue on the date of disbursement.
(4) The Tennessee Rural Health Loan may be
prepaid in whole or part at any time without penalty.
(5) If the borrower of a Tennessee Rural
Health Loan is determined to have received the award based on inaccurate
application information, the full amount of the loan plus interest becomes due
immediately.
(6) If the borrower
has any action against their licensure that would prevent them from obtaining
or retaining their license the full amount advanced plus interest must be
repaid. Repayment shall begin upon demand by TSAC.
(7) If the borrower fails to complete an
enrollment period for any reason, the eligible postsecondary institution shall
apply its refund policy to determine whether a refund may be required and/or
funds returned to TSAC. If the borrower withdraws after the refund period is
over, the eligible postsecondary institution must follow the Return of Title IV
guidelines, if applicable, to calculate any return of the Tennessee Rural
Health Loan.
(8) If a borrower
issues a check, draft, warrant, or electronic funds transfer, which is
subsequently returned to TSAC due to insufficient funds, a stop payment order
by the issuer, or any other reason, the payment to which these funds was
applied shall be reversed on the borrower's account. Additionally, TSAC may
charge a reasonable service fee for such a transaction.
Notes
Authority T.C.A. ยงยง 49-4-201, 49-4-902, 49-4-924, and 49-4-939.
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