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Custom Choice student-loan research profile
Undergraduate and graduate loan program with several published terms and repayment-assistance provisions. This profile organizes public information; it does not quote a rate, predict eligibility, or recommend a universal winner.
Verified September 11, 20261 official sourceTerms can change
Evidence ledger
Public terms, normalized.
“Not disclosed” means we did not find a clear statement in the reviewed primary source. It never means zero or unavailable.
| Field | What the reviewed source says | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Provider model | Loan program | Product terms → |
| Published product types | Undergraduate, Graduate | Product terms → |
| Rate types | Fixed and Variable | Product terms → |
| Published repayment terms | 5, 7, 10, 15, 20 years | Product terms → |
| Fees | Published materials state no origination, late, or prepayment fees. | Product terms → |
| Cosigner release | Published path after 12 monthly principal-and-interest payments plus credit and program requirements. | Product terms → |
| Independent borrowing | Possible if the borrower qualifies independently. | Product terms → |
| International borrowers | Not clearly disclosed on the cited primary product page. | Product terms → |
| Soft rate check | Published as available; a completed application may have a different credit-inquiry step. | Product terms → |
| Hardship support | Published job-loss and natural-disaster forbearance paths have duration, eligibility, and interest-accrual conditions. | Product terms → |
| Loan limits | $1,000 minimum with higher minimums in some states; up to certified need and published aggregate caps. | Product terms → |
What requires live verification
Current APR, personalized offers, approval, school and state availability, discounts, and final product eligibility must be confirmed directly with Custom Choice. College Loan Finder has no compensation relationship with this provider as of September 11, 2026.
Primary sources
Sources were checked during the September 11, 2026 review. Provider terms and federal rules can change.