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1. MOHELA
Link: https://www.mohela.com/
Description: WEBDue to the unprecedented event of millions of student loan borrowers returning to repayment at the same time, you may experience longer than normal wait times to speak to a Customer Service Representative. Self-service is available 24/7 by logging in to mohela.com or StudentAid.gov.
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2. Home Page [mohela.studentaid.gov]
Link: https://mohela.studentaid.gov/
Description: WEBMOHELA is part of Federal Student Aid's (FSA's) long-term servicing solution that will eventually allow you to fully manage your federal student loans on StudentAid.gov. Transitioning to StudentAid.gov will ensure borrowers can continue to successfully manage repayment of their federal student loans in a secure, long-term servicing environment.
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3. New to MOHELA
Link: https://mohela.studentaid.gov/NewToMOHELA
Description: WEBMOHELA is part of Federal Student Aid's (FSA's) long-term servicing solution that will eventually allow you to fully manage your federal student loans on StudentAid.gov. Transitioning to StudentAid.gov will ensure borrowers can continue to successfully manage repayment of their federal student loans in a secure, long-term servicing environment.
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4. Repayment - mohela.studentaid.gov
Link: https://mohela.studentaid.gov/repayment
Description: WEBMOHELA offers you a variety of options to manage the repayment of your loans including repayment plans and ways to lower or postpone your payments. We understand that some borrowers want to pay off their loan as quickly as possible, and we encourage those borrowers to make extra payments.
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5. About Student Loans - MOHELA
Link: https://www.mohela.com/aboutloans
Description: WEBThe life cycle of a student loan begins when you sign the Master Promissory Note (MPN) and lasts until you make the final payment. Taking out student loans is a major step in your life, and a big financial commitment. Depending on the type of loan (s) you have, you should be aware of what actions you need to take to successfully repay your loan.
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6. About Us - mohela.studentaid.gov
Link: https://mohela.studentaid.gov/About
Description: WEBWelcome to MOHELA - the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority – committed to excellent student loan servicing and helping families successfully repay student loans. Whether you are a student planning for college, a parent supporting your child's educational journey, or a borrower managing student loan repayment, MOHELA is here to guide you ...
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7. MOHELA
Link: https://schools.mohela.com/
Description: WEBMOHELA is part of Federal Student Aid's (FSA's) long-term servicing solution that will eventually allow borrowers to fully manage their federal student loans on StudentAid.gov. Transitioning to StudentAid.gov will ensure borrowers can continue to successfully manage repayment of their federal student loans in a secure, long-term servicing ...
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8. Loan Forgiveness and Discharge Programs - MOHELA
Link: https://www.mohela.com/DL/resourceCenter/LoanForgivenessDischarge.aspx
Description: WEBLoan Forgiveness and Discharge Programs. Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) If you work in certain public service jobs and have made 120 payments on your Direct Loans, you may be eligible to have your loans forgiven. Temporary Expanded Public Service Loan Forgiveness (TEPSLF)
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9. MOHELA Homepage
Link: http://fasttrack.mohela.com/
Description: WEBMOHELA will now be servicing your student loans. Public Service Loan Forgiveness. Public Service Loan Forgiveness is not available on private student loans. Important Notice: The recent federal student loan announcement regarding one-time student loan cancellation is applicable to federal student loans only and does not include private …
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10. Welcome | Transfer to MOHELA
Link: https://mohela.studentaid.gov/DL/resourceCenter/servicertransfer.aspx
Description: WEBIf you recently received notification from your current federal student loan servicer that your loans will be transferring to MOHELA, welcome to MOHELA! Please refer to the following transfer information. You can also find general information about how loan transfers work from Federal Student Aid .
