TLDR:
- Social impact fintech Prodigy Finance has announced that it is offering financing options for international master’s students looking to pursue educational programs in Australia.
- Prodigy Finance has partnered with 12 prestigious Australian universities to provide access to world-class education and support structures for international students.
- The financing options offered by Prodigy Finance include flexible, competitive interest rates and a repayment grace period of up to six months.
- Since its founding in 2007, Prodigy Finance has helped over 35,000 international master’s students attend top universities and has disbursed over $1.8 billion in funding.
Social impact fintech Prodigy Finance has announced that it is now financing international master’s students “to pursue their studies in Australia.” The company, which is committed to breaking down financial barriers and opening new avenues for global education, sees this move as a significant step forward in its growth expansion into new markets. Prodigy has forged partnerships with 12 prestigious Australian universities to provide access to world-class education and enhance the support structure available to international students.
Prodigy Finance understands that each student’s financial situation is unique and assesses loan applications through an innovative Future Earning Potential model, in addition to considering the applicant’s current financial circumstances. The financing options offered by Prodigy Finance include flexible, competitive interest rates and a repayment grace period of up to six months, without the need for a cosigner or collateral. This allows students to focus on their studies without the burden of financial pressures.
Since its founding in 2007, Prodigy Finance has helped over 35,000 international master’s students attend top universities around the world. To date, the company has disbursed over $1.8 billion in funding to students from more than 150 countries. Prodigy Finance’s borderless lending model enables students to apply for a loan based on their future earning potential rather than just their current circumstances and credit history.
