Title 20 › Chapter CHAPTER 28— - HIGHER EDUCATION RESOURCES AND STUDENT ASSISTANCE › Subchapter SUBCHAPTER I— - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Part Part E— - Lender and Institution Requirements Relating to Education Loans › § 1019a
Post clear loan information on the school’s website and in all financial-aid materials if the school or a group tied to the school uses a preferred lender. The school or group must show the maximum amount of federal grant and loan aid under subchapter IV available to students in plain terms. They must give the required details for each federal loan type they promote, and say they will process the paperwork for a loan from any eligible lender the student picks. For private education loans, they must include the disclosures the Federal Reserve requires for each private loan they promote. Any private loan information must be shown separately from federal aid information. The school or its group cannot let a lender use the school’s name, logo, or mascot in a way that makes the loan look like it comes from the school. The lender’s name must appear on all loan materials. Lenders must give the written disclosures required for federal loans made, insured, or guaranteed under part B or D of subchapter IV (except loans under section 1078–3 and Federal Direct Consolidation Loans) at or before disbursement, and must follow the Federal Reserve’s disclosure rules for private loans. Each lender must yearly report to the Secretary any reasonable expenses paid to school agents or related-group agents who handle or promote loans, including amounts, names, dates, and a short description; the Secretary will summarize these reports for Congress. Within 18 months after August 14, 2008, lenders in preferred arrangements must annually certify they follow these rules, and auditors must report and attest to compliance when an audit is required.
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20 U.S.C. § 1019a
Title 20 — Education
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Apr 6, 2026
Release point: 119-73