We have received excellent feedback recently on the new resources that we have developed on private student loans. Probably the best indicator of the interest in our private student loan content has been the thousands of page views on our Private Student Loan Ratings site since it was featured in the New York Times. I wanted to thank those schools who are providing their students with direct access to SLA's comprehensive and independent information about private student loans. Here is just a sampling of the dozens of schools who are directly linking to SLA's Student Loan Resources, which are provided at no charge as a public service to any educational institution:
- Carleton College
- Claremont McKenna College
- Fashion Institute of Technology New York
- John Carroll University
- Loras College
- Loyola University New Orleans
- Scripps College
- Shawnee State University
- SUNY-Stony Brook
- Western Illinois University
- University of New Hampshire
- University of Oregon
- University of the Pacific
- University of Washington
- University of Wisconsin - Stevens Point
- University of the Arts
- Washington University of St. Louis
Our library of Private Student Loan Resources now include the following (you are welcome to link directly to any and all of these free resources):
- SLA Private Student Loan Ratings: http://www.
studentlendinganalytics.com/ ratings.html
- 2009 SLA Private Student Loan Series: http://
studentlendinganalytics. typepad.com/student_lending_ analytics/2009/04/2009-sla- private-student-loan-series. html
- 2009 SLA Private Student Loan Guide: http://www.
studentlendinganalytics.com/ images/SLA-2009-Private-Loan- Guide.pdf
- Paying for College Blog: http://
studentlendinganalytics. typepad.com/paying_for_ college_blog/
- SLA Webinar on "Unlocking the Mysteries of Private Student Loans":
http://studentlendinganalytics. typepad.com/student_lending_ analytics/2009/05/sla-webinar- uncovering-the-mysteries-of- private-student-loans-now- available.html
As a reminder, SLA does not receive any compensation from student lenders or financial service firms. We rely on consulting fees that we charge colleges and universities to manage a customized lender selection process for FFEL and Alternative Loans.
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