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Maximum Payments. Each year, a graduate student may borrow up to $20,500 in Federal Stafford Loans (not exceeding $8,500 in subsidized loans per year). The maximum amount a graduate student can borrow upon graduation is $138,500 (up to $65,000 in subsidized loans). Certain graduate schools, such as health-related schools, allow up at $224,000 in graduate student loans. In some cases, federal student loans do not cover the entire cost of graduate school.
Students can apply for private and federal loans. Because the federal government ensures that students can obtain federal loans, students have an easier time obtaining federal loans than private loans. There is a limit, however, to the amount of federal loans one student can borrow. The amount of federal loans a student can borrow depends on several factors. First, the student's level of education comes into play. A senior in college may borrow more money than a freshman in college. Medical students can also take out more loans than other students pursuing graduate studies.