ABLE TO MAKE PAYMENTS
	IN SCHOOL
	NOT WORKING FULL-TIME
	INJURED OR DISABLED
	WORKING, NOT EARNING ENOUGH
	TEMPORARY SETBACK
	DOING MY DUTY
	PLEASE CALL ME

I am now able to make monthly payments to my account.

	I have returned to school on at least a half-time basis.
	I have not left school since I received my student loan(s).
	I am a medical or dental intern or resident.

	I am currently unemployed and actively seeking full-time employment (at least 30 hours a week).
	I am working less than 30 hours a week, and actively seeking full-time employment.

	I am not working because I was injured and am in rehabilitation.
	I cannot work or go to school because I am disabled.

	I am working full-time (at least 30 hours a week), but I cannot make payments at my current monthly amount.  I can, however, make a smaller monthly payment.
	I am working full-time (at least 30 hours a week), but can make little or no payment toward my student loan(s).
	I have student loans held by different lenders or servicers. The combined amount is too much for me to pay right now.
	My combined student loan debt is very high.  This makes it difficult for me to repay at my current monthly amount.

	I have had recent, temporary financial difficulty that has kept me from making payments.  I expect to be able to resume payments within several months.
	I can probably make payments at my current monthly installment amount, but cannot make up all my past due payments at one time.
	I have filed for bankruptcy.

Doing My Duty

	I am on active duty with a branch of the U. S. Armed Forces, the U.S. Public Health Service, or the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Corps (NOAA).
	I am a full-time volunteer with the Peace Corps, ACTION, or a tax-exempt charitable organization.

None of the Above

None of the above selections accurately describes my current situation.  I would like someone to call to advise me on how to avoid default.