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1 NSLDS Loan File
2 Variable name: STU_ID Record #1, Position:1-6, Format: N6. Variable label: Student ID - ID of student linked to the NSLDS Loan record C Variable name: ACADLVL Record #1, Position:7-8, Format: N2. Variable label: Academic level - Student's academic or grade level at the time the loan was disbursed. 1 First Year Undergraduate Second Year Undergraduate Third Year Undergraduate Fourth Year Undergraduate Fifth Year of Higher Undergraduate First Year Graduate/First Professional Second Year Graduate/First Professional Third Year Graduate/First Professional Fourth Year Graduate/First Professional Graduate Student, Academic Level Unknown Missing Variable name: BEGDATE Record #1, Position:9-16, Format: N8. Variable label: Loan period begin date - Date when classes are to begin, as certified by the school on the aid application for the specific period covered by aid. C Missing Variable name: BRNCHCOD Record #1, Position:17-18, Format: A2 Variable label: School branch code - Two-digit ED code for uniquely identifying a branch of a school. See SCHCODE. A Alpha Missing NSLDS Loan File 1 of 7
3 Variable name: ENDDATE Record #1, Position:19-26, Format: N8. Variable label: Loan period end date - Date when classes are to end, as certified by the school on the aid application for the specific period covered by aid. C Missing Variable name: LNSTDATE Record #1, Position:27-34, Format: N8. Variable label: Current loan status date - The latest status date of a loan (See LOANSTAT). C Missing Variable name: LOANNUM Record #1, Position:35-46, Format: A12 Variable label: Loan composite number - Loan composite number for borrower. Alpha Alpha Variable name: LOANDATE Record #1, Position:47-54, Format: N8. Variable label: Loan guaranteed date - Date loan was guaranteed or approved. C NSLDS Loan File 2 of 7
4 Variable name: LOANSTAT Record #1, Position:55-56, Format: A2 Variable label: Current loan status - The latest status of a loan. AL Abandoned Loan BK Bankruptcy Claim, Active CA Cancelled CS Closed School Discharge DA Deferred DB Defaulted, then Bankrupt, Active, Ch DC Defaulted, Compromise DD Defaulted, then Died DE Death DF Defaulted, Unresolved DI Disability DN Defaulted, then Paid thru Consolid Loan DO Defaulted, then Bankrupt, Active, Other DP Defaulted, Paid in Full DS Defaulted, then Disabled DT Defaulted, Collection Terminated DU Defaulted, Unresolved DW Defaulted, Write-Off DX Defaulted, Six Consecutive Payments DZ Defaulted, Six Payments then Missed Pay FB Forbearance IA Loan originated ID In School or Grace Period IG In Grace Period IM In Military Grace IP In Post-Deferment Grace Period PC Paid in Full Through Consolidation Loan PD Permanently Disabled PF Paid in Full PN Non-Defaulted, then Paid, Consolid Loan RP In Repayment UB Temp Uninsured, Default Claim Denied UC Perm Uninsured, Default Claim Denied XD Defaulted, Six Consecutive Payments Variable name: LOANTYPE Record #1, Position:57-58, Format: A2 Variable label: Loan type - An indicator for a specific loan program. CL Federal Consolidation Loan D1 FDLSP Stafford D2 FDLSP Stafford Unsubsidized D3 Direct PLUS Loan for Graduate/Professional D4 FDLSP PLUS D5 FDLSP Unsubsidized Consolidation Loan D6 FDLSP Subsidized Consolidation Loan D7 FDLSP PLUS Consolidation Loan D8 Direct TEACH Loan (Loan converted from a TEACH Grant) GB Fed Family Educ Loan (FFEL) PLUS Loan, G/FP NU National Direct Student Loan PL Federal PLUS Loan PU Perkins Loan SF Federal Stafford Loan SU Unsubsidized Stafford Loans for Middle NSLDS Loan File 3 of 7
5 Variable name: OUTSTAND Record #1, Position:59-64, Format: N6. Variable label: Outstanding principal balance - The dollar value of the outstanding principal balance due on a federal loan. C , / Variable name: OUTSTDAT Record #1, Position:65-72, Format: N8. Variable label: Outstanding principal balance date - The date on which the current outstanding principal balance became effective. C Variable name: SCHCODE Record #1, Position:73-78, Format: A6 Variable label: Title IV school code (OPEID) - Six-digit ED code for uniquely identifying a school (OPEID). Alpha Alpha Missing Variable name: SEQNO Record #1, Position:79-82, Format: N4. Variable label: Record sequence number - Sequence number of last loan record. Number of records for this loan. C 1-65,5.9177/ NSLDS Loan File 4 of 7
6 Variable name: TOTDIS Record #1, Position:83-88, Format: N6. Variable label: Total amount disbursed - The total amount for a loan actually disbursed. C , / Variable name: OUTINT Record #1, Position:89-94, Format: N6. Variable label: Outstanding interest balance - The dollar value of the outstanding interest balance due on a federal loan. C , / Variable name: OUTINDAT Record #1, Position:95-102, Format: N8. Variable label: Outstanding interest balance date - The date on which the current interest balance became effective. C Missing Variable name: DEFERTYP Record #1, Position: , Format: A2 Variable label: Current Deferment Type - Latest loan deferment type. AP Armed Forces or PHS EH Economic Hardship EP [Missing Label] FM Full-Time Teacher Of Math FN Full-Time Nurse/Medical Tech FT Full-Time Student GF Graduate Fellowship Program NSLDS Loan File 5 of 7
7 HT Half-Time Student IR Internship/Residency LE [Missing Label] LF Deffered Pending Loan Forgiveness Cancellation MO Active Duty Military Operations MR National Guard, Reservist, or Retired Military PD Parent PLUS in-school Deferment PE Six Month Post-Enrollment Period PP Parental PLUS Borrower TD Temporary Disability TL Teacher Low-Income Institution UE Unemployment Less Than 3 Years UN Unemployment Less Than 2 Years Missing Variable name: DEFSTART Record #1, Position: , Format: N8. Variable label: Current Deferment Start Date - The date on which the latest deferment began. C Missing Variable name: DEFSTOP Record #1, Position: , Format: N8. Variable label: Current Deferment Stop Date - The date on which the latest deferment ended. C Missing Variable name: FORBRTYP Record #1, Position: , Format: A2 Variable label: Loan Forbearance Type - Latest loan forbearance type. AD Administrative DC Discretionary MA Mandatory Administrative MN Mandatory Missing NSLDS Loan File 6 of 7
8 Variable name: FORBRDAT Record #1, Position: , Format: N8. Variable label: Starting Date of the Loan Forbearance Type - The date on which the latest forbearance began. C Missing NSLDS Loan File 7 of 7
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