; and (ii) must be repaid by the borrower or their co-signer, and may not be eligible for the benefits available for loans made under title IV. (B) A statement that students considering borrowing to cover the cost of attendance should consider available Federal student loans prior to applying for private education loans, including an explanation that Federal student loans offer generally more favorable terms and beneficial repayment options than private loans. (d) Additional formatting requirements for financial aid offer The financial aid offer shall meet the following requirements: (1) Clearly distinguish between the aid offered under paragraphs (2) and (4) of subsection (b), by including a subtotal for the aid offered in each of such paragraphs and by refraining from commingling the different types of aid described in such paragraphs. (2) Use standard terminology and definitions, as described in subsection (f)(1), and use plain language where possible. (3) Use the standard aid offer described in subsection (f)(2). (e) Supplemental content and disclosures To be provided In addition to the standard form described under subsection (a), institutions shall provide, in supplemental documents or through easily accessible weblinks to the institution’s portal or a website, the following: (1) The renewability requirements and conditions under which the student can expect to receive similar amounts of such financial aid for each academic period the student is enrolled at the institution. (2) Whether the aid offer may change if aid from outside sources is applied after the student receives the initial aid offer, and, if applicable, how that aid will change. (3) If loans under part D or part E of title IV of the Higher Education Act of 1965 ( 20 U.S.C. 1087a et seq.