054-1 Wyo. Code R. §§ 1-11 - Loan Terms
(a) Loan
origination fees shall be established by the Board.
(b) The student shall sign a promissory note
as approved by the Board prior to disbursement to the student of any
funds.
(c) The Board or the
contracted financial institution may disclose any delinquency or default on the
Student's loan to credit bureaus.
(d) If the student fails to make a scheduled
repayment, or fails to comply with any other term of the note, the Board or the
contracted financial institution may refer the student's loan to a collection
agent; initiate legal proceedings against the student; withhold from the
student school services, such as transcripts and letters of recommendation; and
pursue judicial remedies.
(e) If
the student fails to make a scheduled repayment or fails to comply with any
other term of the promissory note, the entire unpaid balance of the loan,
including interest due and accrued and any applicable penalty charges and
collection fees, will, at the option of the Board, become immediately due and
payable.
(f) The student may prepay
all or any part of the principal and accrued interest of the loan at any time
without penalty.
(g) The student
will promptly inform the Board or the contracted financial institution of any
change in name or address.
(h) Upon
completion of the academic program, the student must provide every two months,
until all the following requirements are reported to the contracted financial
institution:
(i) Date of appropriate
certification or licensure examination; and
(ii) Successful passing score and
certification or licensure and employment information; or
(iii) Unsuccessful passing score and date of
next examination; and
(iv) Outcome
of second examination and, if successful, employment information.
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