CT SLRP FAQs

Navigating your CT SLRP award just got easier. Check out our FAQs below for quick answers regarding your service commitment, monthly reporting, and next steps.

  • What repayment plans are available?

    Federal borrowers can choose from several plans, including:


    1. Standard Repayment - Fixed monthly payments over 10 years.
    2. Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) - Payments based on income and family size; may be as low as $0.
    3. Repayment Assistance Plan (RAP) - New plan starting July 1, 2026; 30 years of payments before relief.
    4. Tiered Standard Plan - Standard plan with loan term based on loan value (10-25 years).
    5. IBR (Income-Based Repayment) - Payments never exceed the 10-year Standard plan amount

  • What about the SAVE plan changes?

    The Biden-era SAVE plan (2023) is ending in July 2026. Borrowers must switch to RAP or the Tiered Standard Plan by the deadline, or be automatically enrolled in one.

  • Are there forgiveness options?

    Yes - programs like Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), Teacher Loan Forgiveness, and health care provider loan forgiveness may apply if you meet eligiblity criteria.