You are receiving this email as part of a free information service from University Business Magazine. September 17, 2013   |   Follow us   Improving Your School's Student Loan Default Rate Post-secondary schools have a vested financial interest in helping their students take responsibility for repaying education loans, and administrators play a key role in deciding how to best educate student borrowers about their responsibility. Choosing the most effective strategy for reaching student borrowers after they leave school helps guarantee a successful return on your investment. How do you select an effective default prevention program when there is some confusion about how to evaluate program performance? To first help your students with their repayment questions, it's important to understand contact rates and resolution rates. Using best practices will yield strong results for your school. Inceptia's vice president of repayment solutions, Dave Macoubrie, outlines a variety of specific details and factors that impact both contact and resolution rates. To read more about each rate and how they impact students, read Improving Your School's Student Loan Default Rate | Contact Rates & Resolution Rates: Why Are They Important? In addition to focusing on contact and resolution rates, creating a highly successful holistic strategy not only requires choosing the right strategies and solution set, but it may also require working with a partner to help you achieve your goals and objectives. This is why we've developed a checklist so you can determine what considerations you need to focus on when evaluating different partners and their solutions. Visit our Choosing a Student Success Partner: A Critical Decision checklist to learn more. We're ready to help your students and school succeed. Learn how you can take action today!   Join the movement at Inceptia.org.   This message was mailed to [EMAIL] as part of a free information service from University Business. University Business is the magazine for university presidents, business officers and top higher education executives. To make sure you receive your University Business emails, add partneremail‌@ubmagazine‌.com to your address book. View our Privacy Policy. Manage Your Subscriptions. To unsubscribe from these informational messages, please click here. Published by: University Business, 4‌88 Main Ave., Norwalk, CT, 06851 [COPYRIGHT]