Student Loan
Your Education Is
Within Reach
Take the next step toward your degree with a student loan that skips origination fees and prepayment penalties.
Financing School Without the Fine Print
Zero Origination or Prepayment Fees
Borrow or refinance without paying extra to start or finish early.
Apply Once, Borrow as You Go
Get approved once and draw funds for your college career, subject to qualification and annual credit review.
Borrow Up to $75,000
Cover tuition, housing, books, and other eligible education expenses up to your approved amount.
Refinance Federal or Private Loans
Combine eligible student loans into one new loan with one monthly payment.
Choose Your Own Lender
Your school may share a preferred lender list, but you are free to choose CCCU or another lender.
Find the Right Path for School Costs or Student Debt
Private Student Loans
Cover eligible education costs that remain after scholarships, grants, savings, and financial aid.
Student Loan Refinance & Consolidation
Bring eligible federal or private student loans together with one new loan and one monthly payment.
New Federal Limits Could Change Your Plan
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act capped federal borrowing for graduate, professional, and Parent PLUS loans starting July 1, 2026. Find out how much you can borrow and what to do if federal aid doesn’t cover it all.
See What's Covered Before You Borrow
Complete the FAFSA and review your award letter to see what scholarships, grants, work-study, and federal aid may cover before you consider a private student loan.
Estimate Your Student Loan Payment
See what a monthly payment could look like based on your loan amount, rate, and term.
Your Guide to Paying for College
See how financial aid, federal and private loan options, co-applicants, and repayment fit into the bigger picture before you borrow.
In undergrad, when I'd maxed out my financial aid and thought studying abroad in France was out of reach, City & County helped make it happen. It was life-changing, and now I'm applying to graduate programs abroad.
— Madison B, CCCU Member
Student Loan FAQs
Can I refinance federal and private loans together?
How do the new federal student loan rules (OBBBA) affect me?
Do I have to reapply for a new loan every year?
How much can I borrow for student loans?
Do I have to use my school's preferred lender?
Take the Next Step Toward Your Degree
Apply online, visit a branch, or talk with a CCCU lending expert about your student loan options.