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Title: School Participation and Partnerships with Financial Aid Professionals


1
School Participation and Partnerships with
Financial Aid Professionals
  • Carrie Steere-Salazar
  • UCSF
  • Paul S. Garrard
  • NCHELP

2
Congratulations to Carrie! She is now the new
Director of Financial Aidat UCSF!
3
School Participation and Partnerships with
Financial Aid Professionals
  • Carrie Steere-Salazar
  • UCSF
  • Paul S. Garrard
  • NCHELP

4
Questions for Carrie
  • How do you decide which organizations you will
    partner with?
  • Do you partner with more than one organization,
    and is that ethical?
  • What constitutes crossing the line between
    offering support and offering inducements?
  • How does the School as Lender Model (SLM) apply
    to partnerships?

5
Questions for student loan industry partners
  • How do you decide which schools to target for
    partnerships?
  • What constitutes crossing the line between
    offering support and offering inducements?
  • What determines how long your partnership will
    last with a given institution?

6
School Participation and Partnerships with
Financial Aid Professionals
  • Carrie Steere-Salazar
  • UCSF
  • Paul S. Garrard
  • NCHELP

7
Why Partner?
  • Resource Issues
  • Craft the message to fit population
  • Undergraduate
  • Transfer
  • Graduate
  • Health Sciences

8
Successful partnerships
  • Lenders as Entrance/Exit partners
  • Lender wraps
  • Lenders printing materials
  • Guarantor assistance
  • Default management programs
  • Resources as grants to improve social outcomes
  • Outreach

9
Restrictive Partnerships
  • Exclusive lender agreements
  • Benefits versus negatives
  • Banking agreements on campus
  • ATM
  • Kiosks
  • Bookstore
  • Others?

10
School minefields
  • Approaching alumni groups for graduate
    lists/consolidation
  • Telemarketing consolidation
  • Nightly calls
  • Emails
  • Advertising campaigns
  • Small print disclaimers

11
School Participation and Partnerships with
Financial Aid Professionals
  • Carrie Steere-Salazar
  • UCSF
  • Paul S. Garrard
  • NCHELP

12
AAMC and AAMC MEDLOANS Program
  • Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC)
    represents academic medicine (MCAT, etc.)
  • AAMC uniquely qualified to tailor loan program
    for medical students
  • MEDLOANS started at request of aid community who
    wanted a private loan in lieu of HEAL for students

13
MEDLOANS Debt Management Program
  • MEDLOANS Debt Management Program, including
    in-person workshops, on VHS tape, and on the Web
    through streaming technology
  • streaming allows 24/7 access, which is perfect
    for medical residents, students, and even aid
    officers
  • www.aamc.org/DEBTHELP, look for The Laymans
    Guide

14
AAMC streaming workshops on the Web
  • started with a national videoconference that was
    taped
  • word got to the right organization (small, up and
    comer, into distance education) about our
    workshops
  • bargain basement price for AAMC
  • paid for with income from MEDLOANS partners

15
AAMC streaming workshops on the Web (continued)
  • enter through AAMC Web site (site actually hosted
    elsewhere)
  • pick from a menu of options, or watch the entire
    workshop in sequence
  • menu included descriptions and time of each topic
    (capitalization, deferment, forbearance, etc.)

16
UCLA School of Medicine pilot project with AAMC
  • special password for UCLA students
  • access to same menu of options
  • special welcome message from Dean Neil Parker
  • evaluation tool so aid office could track what
    their students had watched
  • cited as Best Practices by ED

17
why partnerships are important to schools
  • resources are limited
  • FAOs are the gatekeepers, they know the students,
    but the loan industry knows the particulars of
    the loans (marriage made in heaven)
  • there is more to a loan than just the loan
    itself, and this is where I think the FFELP
    community can shine

18
Unique challenge to the FFELP community
  • Provide assistance, but help elevate the
    financial aid officer profession
  • Provide assistance without providing incentives
    or inducements
  • Remember to keep the borrower first
  • Accountability will be the key in Reauthorization

19
Questions for Carrie
  • How do you decide which organizations you will
    partner with?
  • Do you partner with more than one organization,
    and is it ethical to do so?
  • What constitutes crossing the line between
    offering support and offering inducements?
  • How does the School as Lender Model (SLM) apply
    to partnerships?

20
Questions for student loan industry partners
  • How do you decide which schools to target for
    partnerships?
  • What constitutes crossing the line between
    offering support and offering inducements?
  • What determines how long your partnership will
    last with a given institution?

21
THANK YOU!
  • Carrie Steere-Salazar
  • UCSF
  • Paul S. Garrard
  • NCHELP
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