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One of the first steps in obtaining a federal student loan is completing the Master Promissory Note (MPN). This is a legal document in which you promise to pay back any loans you borrow. The federal government requires an MPN for any federal student loan. Some schools may want you to sign an MPN every year you borrow, while others may use a serial MPN, which is good for up to 10 years if you don't change lenders. When you click on one of the links below, you'll be taken to KHEAA's eSign process to complete an MPN. Updated: 07/15/2008 |
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