Like an income share agreement (ISA), you won’t have to worry about making payments during your program (and a few months after). However, there are a few differences:
1. Through the loan option, you will owe payments after 9 months of $0 payments—but only if you have accepted a
relevant job offer making at least $90K within 6 months of the end of the program (tracked as the date on the offer letter).
2. Monthly payments are not tied to your income level, they are fixed every month and determined when you apply. You know how much you’re going to owe from the outset, and won’t see monthly payments increase or decrease with your income level.