The U.S. Department of Education has implemented a change to the Perkins Loan Regulations that allows
rehabilitation of defaulted Perkins Loans. If your Perkins Loan with Colorado State University is in
default, please read the information below.
Rehabilitation Provisions and Benefits:
Perkins Loan borrowers in default may rehabilitate their loan by making 9 on-time, consecutive monthly
payments for the amounts owed on the loan as determined by Colorado State University. After the 9th
on-time payment, Colorado State University will request that all defaults are removed from the borrower's
credit history. In addition, the borrower will be returned to regular payment status, and all University
holds (placed on account as a result of the loan delinquency) will be removed. The borrower will also
begin a new 10-year repayment plan (that includes the 9 payments made during the rehabilitation period)
based on the borrower’s original monthly payment. Eligible borrowers are given a one-time opportunity
to complete a rehab. Once a borrower successfully completes a rehab the borrower is unable to complete
additional rehabs if the loan is defaulted on again.
Borrower Responsibilities:
To take advantage of this loan rehabilitation provision, you must contact our office to request the
rehabilitation agreement, make 9 on-time payments for the exact amount prescribed in the signed agreement
and comply with all provisions stated in the original Perkins promissory note.