Master Promissory Note
(MPN)
The MPN is a promissory note that can be used to make one or more
loans for one or more academic years (up to 10 years).
- If you are a student borrower under the Direct Loan Program attending a school that is authorized and chooses to make multiple loans under the same MPN for more than one academic year, you will only sign one MPN. It will be used for all of your loans over multiple academic years. For example, if you enroll in college as a freshman and borrow under the Direct Loan Program for all years of study, you may be able to borrow under this one MPN for all years.
- If you are a parent borrower under the Direct Loan Program whose child is attending a school that is authorized and chooses to make multiple loans under the same MPN for more than one academic year, you will only sign one MPN. It will be used for all of your loans over multiple academic years. For example, if your child enrolls in college as a freshman and borrows under the Direct Loan Program for all years of study, you may be able to borrow under this one MPN for all years.
Electronic MPN
The electronic MPN site allows you to complete
and sign an MPN over the web as an alternative to using a paper
MPN.
The process for completing an electronic
MPN is simple. You will need to have your Department of Education
issued PIN to begin the process. If you do not have your PIN, please
visit the official PIN
site. You will also need certain
hardware and software to complete the process.
You can begin the process by choosing Complete
New MPN for Student Loans or Complete
New MPN for Parent PLUS Loans.
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