Financial Aid Office
Borrower Responsibilities
The promissory note is a binding legal document. By signing the promissory note, a student is agreeing to repay the loan even if:
- The student doesn't complete his or her education
- The student isn't able to get a job after graduation
- The student is dissatisfied with, or doesn't receive, the education he or she paid for
- The student doesn't receive a bill or repayment notice
Important! Please Note:
- If the borrower applies for a deferment or forbearance, the borrower must continue to make payments until he or she is notified that the request has been granted.
- The borrower should keep a copy of all loan documents and all contacts with the organization that holds the loan.
- The borrower must notify the appropriate representative (Xavier, guarantee agency, or lender) that manages the loan when the student:
- Graduates
- Withdraws from school
- Drops below half-time status
- Changes his or her name, address, or social security number
- Transfers to another school
