American Sentinel's status as a Title IV eligible, non-participating institution means students benefit in two ways, depending on your current situation:

You may be eligible for an in-school loan payment deferment, and/or you may be eligible for tax credits. Here is the detail you'll need to determine your situation. Also, please carefully read the Q&As.

In-School Loan Deferment

As a student at American Sentinel University, you may be eligible to defer your tuition payments if you are currently using either of the following ways to pay your tuition:

1. For students with Private Education Loan (Wells Fargo)
   • American Sentinel students who previously secured a Wells Fargo loan to another school and who are currently making monthly payments may apply for an in-school deferment for a maximum of 5 years from the date of disbursement.

   Students should check with their lender directly since the rules vary greatly from loan to loan and banking institution to banking institution.

2. For students with Stafford, FFEL, or Direct Loans

   American Sentinel students who already have government funded/labeled Title IV loans may file for an in-school deferment of their payments.

   • Students will not have to make payments on these loans while they are enrolled.
   • Students must be enrolled in a program leading to a degree
   • In order to continue deferment, students will need to make progress toward their expected graduation date.

In either case, here is the information you need:

American Sentinel OPE ID: 04127700
American Sentinel Status: Title IV Eligible, non-participating (American Sentinel does not receive or disburse federal funds.)
At this time, American Sentinel does not accept FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid.)