Who It’s For: Faculty members at health professions schools who come from a disadvantaged background. An employment commitment of at least two years is required for all FLRP applicants. How to Apply: There is a link to the online application…
Who It’s For: Illinois residents who received federal Teacher Loan Forgiveness but still have a remaining balance on their eligible federal loans. How to Apply: You can access the application online. You also need to send in documentation proving that…
Who It’s For: Qualified Iowa teachers who work in designated shortage areas. How to Apply: You can access the application here. What Loans Qualify: Federal loans are the only loans that can be directly paid off by this forgiveness. However,…
Who It’s For: Teachers who work for a public school in a designated high-need teacher position. High-need positions are considered to be filled by teachers that teach bilingual education, early childhood education, special education, science, technology, engineering, mathematics, career technical…
Who It’s For: Registered nurses who are New York State residents and work as a nursing faculty member or adjunct clinical faculty providing classroom or clinical instruction at a nursing school in New York State. How to Apply: You can…
Who It’s For: Mississippi teachers employed in a critical shortage area who hold a Mississippi Alternate Route Teaching License. How to Apply: You can apply for this program with their online application. Be sure to check the application instructions on…
Who It’s For: Full-time teachers who have worked for a public school in a low-income area for five consecutive years. How to Apply: Fill out a TLF application and send it to your servicer. Please note that Section 5 must…
Who It’s For: Arkansas residents with loans from a teacher education program who work as a teacher in to help fill a critical teaching shortage, either in terms of location or subject matter. How to Apply: You will need to…