UTSA Tuition & Fee Loans
Who can apply?
Any UTSA student enrolled for at least three semester hours is eligible to apply. You do not have to be a financial aid recipient in order to apply. You must not have a prior semester Fiscal Services balance or any type of financial hold (parking fine, library fine, etc.). The Summer and Fall 2008 Tuition and Fee Loan application will be available on ASAP May 1, 2008.
How do I apply?
- Log into ASAP
- Select Student Services & Financial Aid
- Select Fiscal Services
- Select Tuition and Fee Loan Application, select enrollment term (in the drop box) and click 'Submit Term'.
- References: List 3 different people that live at 3 different addresses
- Promissory Note: Change Margin setting to 0.3" top/bottom, left/right to print Promissory Note correctly.
- Print promissory note
- Sign all spaces which indicate “borrower signature” (twice) and “borrower initials” (once)
- Submit one copy of your completed promissory note with your student ID to the Student Financial Aid & Enrollment Services Office in room JPL 1.01.04 at the 1604 campus or Frio Building 1.500 at the downtown campus.
- Faxed promissory notes WILL NOT be accepted.
- If you have difficulty logging into ASAP please call 210.458.8000 or 800.669.0919.
Where can I access ASAP?
You can go to the MS Computer Lab, the Business Bldg. Computer Lab or any kiosk available on campus which has a printer. You may also access ASAP from your home computer if you have Internet access and a printer.
What happens after I submit it in ASAP?
The promissory note must be printed from the computer after you have completed the necessary information and submitted it. Follow instructions regarding page margins and printing information carefully. You must turn in a signed copy of the promissory note to Student Financial Aid & Enrollment Services BEFORE payment deadline in order to secure your classes.
When do I have to repay the loan?
Your promissory note will indicate the date the balance is due and how much interest will be charged. The interest rate assessed is 5% per year, prorated to 90 days.