Genisys Credit Union Student Loan Program
Helping you Achieve a Higher Education, without the Higher Price Tag

At Genisys Credit Union, we know financing college tuition can be both stressful and challenging. To make this process more convenient, we recently partnered with Credit Union Student Choice. Together, Genisys Credit Union and Credit Union Student Choice present you with an additional financing option when Federal Aid doesn’t suffice.
With rising costs of tuition, students and parents are discovering that Federal Aid is falling short, leaving them unable to cover the full cost of tuition. This student loan partnership allows you to take advantage of an affordable option to fund those gaps. We want only the best for our members, and with this student loan solution it is easy to see why this student loan program is a smarter way to pay for college.
Take advantage of:
- No origination fees
- Lower interest rates
- Line of credit up to $75,000
- Apply only once
- Deferment of principal and interest while in school
- Flexible repayment terms including graduated repayment for two years
- Servicing retained for the life of the loan – never sold
Easily apply online www.genisyscu.studentchoice.org or by phone at 866-672-4689
View a College Planning Webinar below.
Before you apply for a Credit Union Student Choice Private Education Loan, read through this list of recommendations to be sure your best options have been evaluated:
- Apply for a Personal Identification Number (PIN) at pin.ed.gov . Your PIN serves as your electronic signature and provides access to your personal records.
- Fill out a FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) found at www.fafsa.ed.gov
- Apply for scholarships – you may be eligible for multiple scholarships
- Check with your college financial aid office for listings
- Check the U.S. Department of Education’s website at http://studentaid.ed.gov for free information on preparing for and funding education beyond high school
- Plan to take the maximum amount of Federal Stafford Loans awarded. While the student is in school:
- Government may pay the interest (on subsidized loans)
- Capped low interest rates set by the Government
- Deferred payment option until after leaving school

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