For many students, educational loans are necessary in order to help pay for tuition
and other educational related expenses. Graduate students can borrow up to the Cost of Attendance minus any financial aid or other resources.
Loans are considered financial aid and must be paid back, with interest, over time
once a student graduates, drops below half-time enrollment, or leaves college for
any reason.
When deciding how much (if any) to borrow there are a few things to consider. Students
always have the option to decline any or all of their aid package and should accept
only what is needed.

Graduate Financial Aid