Falling below half time - Financial aid implications?

I've been accepted for my MBA, starting in June.
My first class is at the end of a semester, and for that semester, I won't meet the half time requirement. I've asked for my fees to be paid by a student loan, which has been approved.

My question is this - if my first class means I fall below the half time requirement at the outset - will the School report this to the lender?

 

You might check this out for sure at www.fafsa.ed.gov ; I'm not sure if it's three months or six months under half-time that triggers your student loans coming due.

 

I did the same thing... You may want to contact the school... It all depends on how the school reports it...

 

Re: Re: Falling below half time - Financial aid implications?

Duh! I just remembered! Student loans through the Department of Education come due six moths after leaving the program, which can mean graduation, dropping out, or falling below half-time. So, it is six months. But, if you can get to half-time or above in your second semester (i.e., before the six-month mark), your student loans won't come due yet.