Yale School of Management
Apply MBA
Visit
Give
Recruit & Hire
View News & Events
Contact


Shannon Marimon '10Shannon Marimon ‘10

The New Teacher Project
Marimon was able to pursue her career goal of helping nonprofits succeed and thrive with
support from the loan forgiveness program.



Nick Hardigg '99
Executive Director
Alaska Conservation Foundation

Hardigg was able to pursue a nonprofit career in wilderness conservation with help from the Loan Forgiveness Program.


Colleen Connell '05
Regional Director, Latin America & Caribbean
Clinton Health Access Initiative

With student loans to pay, Connell took a 20%
pay cut to move from Booz Allen to the Clinton Health Access Initiative. The Loan Forgiveness Program made her career switch possible.

Lizzy de Velasco '07
Major Gifts Officer
United States Fund for UNICEF

De Velasco, a former member of the SOM Loan Forgiveness Committee, talks about the program and her own career path.

 

Since 1986, the Yale School of Management has underscored its mission of educating leaders for business and society by providing support to qualified alumni working in the public or nonprofit sectors through a generous educational loan forgiveness program. The Yale School of Management Loan Forgiveness is the first program of its kind, and has provided a model for similar programs at business schools around the country since its establishment.

Beginning with the Class of 2009, the program has expanded to include qualified SOM graduates who work in L3C organizations and certified B Corporations, and provide pro-rated support to graduates working part-time. 

The program supports the repayment of annual need-based loans to a maximum of the total SOM tuition and mandatory fees. The income level at which the program fully supports loan repayment is adjusted annually according to changes in the cost of living. A maximum income level for program support is set annually, equal to the average starting salary of that year’s graduating class.

The Yale SOM Loan Forgiveness Program is available to eligible alumni who may apply at any time during the first 10 years following graduation. Every graduate’s circumstance is unique; for more information on specific LFP requirements and benefits, please contact the Yale SOM Office of Financial Aid.