Students can apply for student loans to help them complete their studies when they are in junior college. After upgrading to undergraduate course, it may be necessary to renew the student loan, so how to operate? Let's take a look at the specific process of upgrading to undergraduate and renewing loans.

Continuing the loan process for the undergraduate course

Continuing the loan process:

1. Log on to the student loan information network of China Development Bank. Enter the student service system;

2. Submit the loan renewal application online and print the loan application form;

3. Take the loan information to the local county-level aid center to sign the loan contract. Generally speaking, one of the borrowing students and * * * will go with the borrower.

4. Return to the school with the loan receipt from the county-level financial aid center and submit the receipt to the school financial aid center;

5. Just wait for the National Development Bank to review the loan method.

Loan renewal information:

1. Completed application form for student-origin loan;

2. A copy of the student ID card and the ID card of the borrowing student;

3. A copy of the student loan contract of the previous year.

what are the main loan forms of student loans

1. government student loans: low-interest or interest-free loans provided by the government or relevant government agencies to help students with financial difficulties complete their studies. Government student loans usually have certain qualification restrictions and application procedures;

2. Bank student loans: student loans provided by major commercial banks or lending institutions to pay tuition, books, accommodation and other education-related expenses. Bank student loans may need guarantors or collateral, and the loan amount and interest rate are determined according to the credit ratings of students and guarantors;

3. School student loan: a form of loan provided by some schools or school foundations to help students pay tuition fees and other educational expenses. These loans usually have low interest rates and are granted according to the economic needs of students;

4. Social and charitable student loans: student loans provided by social organizations/charities or individuals to help students with financial difficulties complete their studies. These loans may have more flexible repayment terms and preferential interest rates.

the above is the process of continuing the loan from the undergraduate course. If you want to apply for a loan, you can apply according to these processes.