Hello johnnyd7:
Thanks for the interesting question.
I have visited the TERI website at:
TERI Education Loans
URL: http://www.teri.org/main.html
and I also called their 1-800 number (1-800-255-TERI) and spoke with a
Customer Service Representative.
I was assured on the phone that the fact that you are pursuing your
*second* undergraduate degree has no bearing on your eligibility nor
the amount you can borrow.
The amount you can borrow is "from $1,000 to the full cost of
education less any financial aid received."
Source: Undergraduate Loans
URL: http://www.teri.org/lp_undergrad.html
I also asked them since there were "caps" on the amounts for Graduate
and Health Professional loans, whether there were any similar limits
to Undergraduate loans. I was assured there are not. You can borrow
whatever amount the schooling costs (that is, whatever the
TERI-approved school will certify as your cost) plus additional funds
for books, living expenses, etc.
Eligibility requirements for undergraduate loans can be found at:
Undergraduate Loans Eligibility
URL: http://www.teri.org/lp_undergrad.html# (click on the Eligibility
link on the far left)
To apply for a TERI loan see:
How Do I Apply For a Loan?
URL: http://www.teri.org/howto.html
Other information can be found throughout their website and at:
Frequently Asked Questions
http://www.teri.org/faqs.html
I hope this information helps with your research.
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please ask using the clarification feature and provide me with
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