Kaplan's Higher Education division grew 25% in 2008, according to the 4Q earnings announcement today from its parent company, Washington Post. The division's results include Kaplan's domestic and international post-secondary education businesses, including fixed-facility colleges as well as online post-secondary and career programs.
The company also provided the following commentary about the availability of private loans:
- In addition, some KHE students also
obtain non-Title IV private loans from lenders to finance a portion of
their education. In response to recent tightening in the credit markets,
certain lenders have announced that they will apply more stringent
lending standards for non-Title IV private student loans.
- Approximately
5% of KHE’s domestic revenues in 2008 came from non-Title IV private
loans obtained by its students.
- Prospectively, KHE expects private student loan funding to diminish due to strains in the U.S. credit markets; KHE expects this source to be replaced with funds provided under Title IV sources, student cash payments and, to a lesser extent, a self-funded internal loan program.
- Approximately
5% of KHE’s domestic revenues in 2008 came from non-Title IV private
loans obtained by its students.
I keep trying to find out what my bank routing number is online
(I have no checks) and I find the bank but instead of showing the
routing number, it shows something called bank unique number.
If not, I will have to call them.. I will have to call them.
I've already google searched it under different phrases and kept coming across the bank unique number..
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