Quick question about Stafford loans

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Full-time enrollment in a PhD program allows students to defer payments on undergraduate Stafford loans, meaning they are not required to make payments while pursuing their graduate degree. Although interest may accrue, the government covers interest on subsidized loans during this period. It is advisable to confirm these details with the undergraduate financial aid office to ensure compliance with current regulations.
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I am analyzing my payment options for my last year of college and I just wanted to confirm this:

You do not have to make payments for your undergrad Stafford loans if you are enrolled as a full-time student in a PhD program--right? In other words, interest may accumulate, but I would not be required to actually pay anything until I get my graduate degree.
 
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Anyone? I'm sure there's someone who took loans as an undergrad and then went to grad school around here...
 
For my government subsidized loans (including stafford), being in a grad program full time means that the government is required to pay the interest during that time. I believe there is a law passed that requires this, but check with your undergraduate office of financial aid to make sure.
 
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