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Is it time to pay
for university?
Supporting your child’s post-secondary education is possible — even without straining the family budget.
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Why a student loan is simple and accessible
It takes very little to access a student loan. Here’s what’s required:

Be enrolled in a university, master’s program, academy, or conservatory

Have already paid university fees for the current academic year

Be regularly attending the program (not behind schedule)

No rankings or minimum test scores required

High grades are not needed to qualify

The ISEE income statement is not required and does not affect eligibility
How does a student loan actually work?
Spoiler: it’s very different from a personal loan
Required guarantees
When repayment starts
Interest rates
Personal loan
Payslip / guarantor / parents’ signature
Immediately, from the first installment
>8%
Student loan
Not required
After graduation*
<7%
*Repayment starts 30 months after the last disbursement. See the FAQs for full details.
What makes a student loan a sustainable choice

Disbursement in tranches
The loan is distributed in multiple phases, following verification of active student status — so you only receive what you need, when you need it.

Post-graduation repayment
Repayment can begin even 24 months after the end of studies, allowing families to manage university expenses gradually and sustainably.

Reduced interest rates
Student loans offer lower interest rates than personal loans. Terms are designed specifically for students covering education costs.

Flexible use
Whether it’s rent, daily expenses, study trips, or unexpected costs, the loan helps pay for university without sacrificing peace of mind.
*Repayment starts 30 months after the last disbursement. See the FAQs for full details.
F.A.Q. – Frequently asked questions
We offer all the support you need
Not sure if this is the right choice for your family? We can help you evaluate it with confidence.

How much can I request?
Quickly find out how much you can apply for with a student loan designed to cover university expenses.

How does the application work?
Learn the simple steps to access the loan and help your child without complications.

When does repayment start?
It’s easy to understand how repayment works, so you can plan ahead with peace of mind.

Which universities are included?
Check if your child’s university is eligible and part of the loan network.

How is the loan disbursed?
Learn about the phased disbursement process to understand how funds are distributed over time.

What documents are needed?
We guide you step-by-step with everything you need to complete the application without delays.
A different approach
Italy vs USA
🇺🇸 United States of America
- University fees in the U.S. can range from $30,000 to $50,000 per year
- The average U.S. student graduates with over $41,000 in education debt
- More than 60% of students use credit tools to fund their education
🇮🇹 Italy
- In Italy, public university tuition ranges from €0 to around €3,500 per year
- The average student loan amount is under €15,000
- Student loans are an additional option to help pay for education and related expenses
📌 In summary
Even though university in Italy isn’t always free, support tools are available and accessible. The student loan is a useful and flexible resource, designed for those who want to:
- Cover daily living expenses during studies
- Attend a high-quality master’s program, even abroad
- Support an international education experience
- Purchase essential tech tools like a new laptop or tablet