Borrower Requirements
Before a private loan can be certified, students must meet OCOM and lender eligibility requirements.
Complete the Application
Complete the private loan application with the lender of your choice.
Meet OCOM Requirements
Be admitted or enrolled at OCOM and meet applicable institutional eligibility requirements.
Meet Lender Requirements
Meet the credit and other eligibility requirements established by your selected lender.
Build Your Financial Confidence
Financial literacy can help you understand credit, manage debt, create a budget and make informed decisions about borrowing throughout medical school and beyond.
Repayment & Forgiveness Programs
Depending on your career path and service commitments, you may have opportunities to receive assistance with qualifying educational loan debt.
National Health Service Corps
The NHSC offers loan repayment options for primary care providers who work at approved community sites.
State Loan Repayment Programs
State governments may offer loan repayment programs as an incentive for service. Resources are available through AAMC and NHSC.
Indian Health Service
The IHS Loan Repayment Program offers qualified health professionals an opportunity to repay student loans while serving American Indian and Alaska Native communities.
Military Health Professions
Some branches of the U.S. military offer Health Professions Loan Repayment Programs. Terms and conditions vary by branch.
National Institutes of Health
NIH loan repayment programs support health professionals pursuing qualifying biomedical, behavioral, social and clinical research careers.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness
Prior federal student loans may qualify for PSLF. OCOM does not currently offer federal student loans that would qualify for the program.
We're Here to Help
Financing medical school can feel complicated. You don't have to navigate it alone. Connect with the OCOM Financial Aid team for individualized guidance.
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