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Your username is the email address associated with your account. If this is your first time logging in, simply click “Forgot Password” and follow the prompts to create a password.

LoanPro provides access to payment history, account balances, loan documents, and other account information.

Interest payments are due by June 30th and December 30th of each year. 

However, if you received your first loan in 2023, your interest payments are due by January 31st and July 31st. 

To guarantee that you are receiving timely statements for your account, please check your accounts to confirm that the correct email address is being used. 

Add my contact: Jonathan@rotarylinc.org to your contact list. 

Both of these options should help resolve any issues that you have in receiving timely statements for your loans. 

The Rotary Student Loan Fund was created to help students pursue higher education, trade school, and workforce training opportunities—not to generate profits.

As a nonprofit organization, our mission is to provide affordable access to educational funding for students in our community. Through the generosity of donors, community partners, and Rotary supporters, we are able to offer loans at a fixed interest rate of just 3%, which is significantly lower than many traditional student loan options.

By keeping the interest rate low, we help students focus on building their futures rather than carrying an overwhelming financial burden after graduation. As loans are repaid, those funds are reinvested into the program and used to assist future students, creating a lasting cycle of opportunity for generations to come.

Simply put, our goal is not to profit from education—it is to help students achieve it.

Once your loan enters repayment and monthly payments have been established, a late fee equal to 4% of the missed payment amount will be assessed for each payment that is not received by its due date.

If you anticipate difficulty making a payment, we encourage you to contact us as soon as possible. Open communication can often help prevent additional fees and keep your account in good standing.

Our goal is to help borrowers successfully repay their loans while maintaining the long-term sustainability of the Rotary Student Loan Fund for future students.

Yes. While the student is established as the primary borrower on the loan, statements and account communications can be sent to a parent if preferred.

We encourage families to determine at the beginning of the loan process whether statements should be directed to the student, a parent, or both. However, this preference can be updated at any time during the life of the loan.

If you would like to change where statements are sent, simply contact us and we will be happy to update your account information.

Rotary Student Loan Fund loans are intended to help students cover the costs associated with pursuing their education and career goals. Loan funds may be used for tuition, fees, books, supplies, equipment, tools, technology, transportation, housing, and other reasonable expenses related to attending college, trade school, community college, or an approved training program.

We understand that educational expenses extend beyond the classroom, and students often face a variety of costs while working toward a degree or certification. Our goal is to provide flexible funding that helps remove financial barriers and supports student success.

If you have questions about a specific expense, please contact us and we will be happy to discuss your situation.

After graduation, you have a six-month grace period before monthly loan payments begin. Please contact us during this time to arrange your repayment plan.

Absolutely. A 3% interest rate is significantly lower than many traditional student loan options. Federal student loan rates in recent years have generally been in the 6%–8% range, and private student loans can be even higher depending on credit history and market conditions.

Because interest accrues over the life of a loan, even a few percentage points can make a substantial difference in the total amount repaid. Our goal is to provide affordable financing that helps students pursue higher education, trade school, or workforce training while minimizing the financial burden after graduation.

At just 3%, our loans are designed to support students as they invest in their future, not profit from their education.

One of the most meaningful ways to give back is to help us pay it forward.

The Rotary Student Loan Fund has helped generations of students pursue college, trade school, and workforce training opportunities. As borrowers repay their loans, those funds become available to help the next group of students achieve their educational goals.

Once your loan is repaid, we invite you to stay connected by participating in our fundraising events, making a donation, sponsoring a student, or simply helping spread awareness of the program. Every contribution—whether it is your time, talents, or financial support—helps expand the number of students we can serve in the future.

Many of today’s successful professionals were once recipients of assistance from those who came before them. By choosing to give back, you become part of that legacy and help create opportunities for the next generation of students.

Together, we can ensure that affordable educational funding remains available for years to come.