Attention!
Student loans don't need to be paid off immediately after graduation. Everyone needs to pay attention to:
1. The term of the student loan is the academic system plus 15 years, and the longest is no more than 22 years, as long as it is paid off within the prescribed time limit.
2. The first repayment date is 65438+ February 20th of the year in which the borrower graduated, and then the student can repay the loan every year according to the stipulated repayment date (September 20th in the last year). The first five years are still a grace period to repay the principal, during which only interest can be repaid, and the principal and interest will be repaid after five years.
3. If the borrower chooses to pursue a higher degree (graduate degree or second bachelor's degree) after graduation, the loan can be renewed, but when the graduate/second bachelor's degree graduates, the repayment period will be shortened accordingly.
If the borrowing students have sufficient funds, they can choose to pay off in advance, and they can apply every June1-June 10. If the student loan can be made after graduation, and the interest will be borne by the borrowing students themselves from September, then if it can be paid off in advance before the interest begins to accrue in September of the graduation year, there is no need to repay the interest, only the loan principal is needed.