AACP has partnered with College Ave to provide pharmacy school students with a simple application and a personalized loan experience. Explore College Ave's offerings that include:
- Building a repayment plan that fits your budget,
- An easy online application – instant credit decision,
- No origination or prepayment fees, and
- A monthly College Ave Student Loans scholarship.
Applying with a cosigner may help students qualify for the loan and possibly receive a lower interest rate. Additional information can be found on the AACP Financial Literacy page.
Additionally, students at AACP member institutions receive a 0.25% interest rate discount1 on all in-school loans and 0.50% of the loan amount2 paid back to the borrower on all Refinance loans.
About College Ave
College Ave is helping students, graduates, and families finance higher education. As a leading fintech lending company, we deliver a simple, clear, and personal college financing experience that reduces stress and empowers students to focus on what matters most: preparing for a bright future.
1 Students at AACP member institutions receive 0.25% interest rate reduction on In-school loans that are opened through the AACP member benefits page. The AACP member discount will be applied to your loan account after the initial disbursement occurs.
2 Amount equal to 0.50% of the initial loan balance to be credited on the borrower's statement within 60 days of closing of the loan. For example, if the consolidated loan equaled $20,000, the member benefit equals $100, with a maximum of $599.99.
Variable rates may increase after consummation. All rates shown include auto-pay discount. The 0.25% auto-pay interest rate reduction applies as long as the borrower or cosigner, if applicable, enrolls in autopay and authorizes our loan servicer to automatically deduct your monthly payments from a valid bank account via Automated Clearing House("ACH"). The rate reduction applies for as long as the monthly payment amount is successfully deducted from the designated bank account and is suspended during periods of forbearance and certain deferments. If a payment is returned, you will lose this benefit.