Student loan default isn’t strictly a student issue or a financial aid issue; it affects everything from enrollment to graduation rates. With one in 10 borrowers defaulting on their student loans within two years of entering repayment, it is imperative that colleges and universities learn how to reduce their cohort default rates, both for the success of students and financial health of the institution.
Attend this web seminar to learn how creating financial education and communication strategies put students, and your campus, on the right track for financial success. Plus, hear how the financial leadership of one institution overhauled their default prevention processes and implemented an outreach plan to more effectively connect with borrowers.
Topics will include:
Understanding the far-stretching implications of unmanaged default rates for your campus
Learning how to engage students while in school and after
Developing strategies for reversing your default rate, and understanding the level of resources required
Keys to evaluating the success of outreach efforts
Speakers:
Leigh Ann Hussey
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Director of Financial Aid,
Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
Dave Macoubrie
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Vice President of Repayment Solutions
Inceptia
College and university leaders interested in default prevention strategies. Anyone may attend.
Continuing Education Certification:
All attendees of this live web seminar will receive confirmation of their participation, which may be used for purposes of CEU certification where applicable.
