What’s on the Web? Jennifer Douglas Session 12 Federal Student Aid Russell Judd Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation.

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What’s on the Web? Jennifer Douglas Session 12 Federal Student Aid Russell Judd Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation

1 Objectives for this Session Discuss the best-of-the web financial aid- related resources for students and parents  Learn about new web sites  Differentiate between them  Get new ideas for improving your work processes while also helping students!

2 Why the Web?  Students and parents have high expectations for fast, accurate and easy access to information and services.  Schools want to be able to provide students with web resources that assist students when planning, saving for & attending school.  FSA and the FFEL community want to streamline service to students and their parents to make data move faster, with greater accuracy and with less reliance upon expensive paper form processes.

3 Student Aid on the Web 89% of visitors say they would recommend site to others FOSE Showcase of Excellence Award Winner Over 17 million visits during FY2004

4 Student Aid on the Web Data from a user’s MyFSA profile can be ‘pre-populated’ into FAFSA on the Web, which:  Saves Time  Reduces Errors  Lowers Processing Costs

5 Student Aid on the Web The college search is free and easy to use for students and parents Is your school in the SAOTW database? Read Dear Colleague Letter: GEN-03-11

6 FinAid.org

7 FinAid.org

8 Free services for users willing to share their address with colleges or FinAid ‘marketing partners’ FinAid.org

9 FinAid.org

10 FinAid.org

11 Practical Money Skills Better money management for life Web site designed to improve nation’s financial skills

12 Federal Reserve Buy a home Send your child to college Start a business Pay off debts Put money away for a rainy day Save for retirement

13 FAFSA on the Web Over 80% of FAFSA’s are submitted electronically! Over 9 million FAFSA’s processed this year 17.4% increase in FAFSA’s filed this year

14 Students.gov The federal government’s one-stop Web portal for students E-Gov 2000 Trail Blazer Award

15 Students.gov Example search results for a user clicking on Financial Aid Overview

16 Reporting Fraud & Waste Phone: MIS-USED Want anonymity? Use special mail-in form available on this web site

17 Direct Loan Servicing Center www. Borrowers can make online payments view account balances change billing options enroll in electronic services

18 National Student Loan Data System  The central database for student aid  Receives data from schools, agencies that guaranty loans, the Direct Loan program, the Pell Grant program, and other U.S. Department of Education programs.  Provides a centralized, integrated view of Title IV loans and Pell grants that are tracked through their entire cycle; from aid approval through closure.

19 National Student Loan Data System One stop for account information Customer service available via FED-AID

20 National Student Loan Data System NSLDS account access using the FSA PIN Secure on- line account inquiries & information

21 mapping-your-future.org Mapping Your Future Career Planning School selection Paying for school Live Internet chat sessions Early Awareness Financial Literacy & Default Prevention Online Student Loan Counseling Default Prevention Tool

22 mapping-your-future.org Mapping Your Future Regularly scheduled live Chat Events are held. Transcripts are created and can also be used as FAQs

23 YouCanDealWithIt.com Information and tools used to teach student borrowers about personal financial management.

24 YouCanDealWithIt.com Informs and promotes a practical and responsible approach for dealing with credit cards.

25 YouCanDealWithIt.com Student loan advice provided In context of student’s academic year

26 College Planning: The College Justificator Provides advice on the relationship between the level of education and potential occupations, income levels, and average student loan debt.

27 College Planning: The College Justificator Job types usually requiring a specific level of education are displayed. Relevant supporting research results are available through the advice column.

28 Financial Aid Planning: School Affordability Analyzer Once a school is selected, the tool automatically pre-populates key fields with real data (such as tuition and average loan amount borrowed).

29 Financial Aid Planning: School Affordability Analyzer Calculates the affordability level of specific schools, given students assets, average school costs and financial assistance.

30 Financial AidPlanning: Award Analyzer Analyzes award packages. Shows free and debt components.

31 Financial Aid Planning: Scholarship Search Student enters relevant information pertinent relevant to a scholarship search. Information requested focuses on student background, accomplishments, and future plans.

32 Financial Aid Planning: Scholarship Search Results show scholarships, appropriate for the student. Ability to select and save a list and then modify the search.

33 Responsible Borrowing: mapping-your-future.org Entrance Counseling Stafford and Perkins Online Student Loan Entrance Counseling Schools are notified of results via .

34 Responsible Borrowing: Entrance Counseling The borrower is prompted for a wrong answer, but not told which answer is correct. Borrower cannot advance to the next step until all practice sessions answers are correct.

35 Responsible Borrowing: Occupational Handbook Detailed occupation descriptions, salaries and benefits, geographic region specific information.

36 Responsible Borrowing: Occupational Handbook Detailed descriptions of the industry and the occupation. Comprehensive career information, backed-up by official government data.

37 Responsible Borrowing: Occupational Handbook Presents income statistics, education levels, career paths, etc. Outlook section seeks to predict future job availability and changes.

38 Responsible Borrowing: Student Loan Calculator Very good level of detail, broken down by loan type. Maximums are provided helping students understand loan limits.

39 Responsible Borrowing: Student Loan Calculator Results provide a clear picture of projected long- term loan costs. Counsels borrower regarding affordability of repayment.

40 Repayment Planning: Loan Locator Provides locations of a borrower’s loans along with relevant contact information. Federal and private loans

41 Repayment Planning: yourMeteorAccessProvider Meteor Displays real-time aggregated financial aid data from multiple sources. Helps borrower “discover” loan location and loan indebtedness.

42 Repayment Planning: Meteor Real-time loan balances and status information. Chronological history of payments,deferments, and forbearances.

43 Repayment Planning: Budget Manager Expense information is supplied by borrower.

44 Repayment Planning: Budget Manager Detailed expense items avoid lumping expenses in over- broad categories. Students can select their desired budget frequency. All expense items have explanatory help.

45 Repayment Planning: Budget Manager Results show category detail and custom advice based on the student’s financial situation. Is both a budget tool and a teaching tool.

46 Delinquency Prevention: Money Management Library Less is More: Smart Budgeting Securing Your Financial Future Managing Credit Cards: Planning to Prosper Private Loans: Closing the Gap Streaming videos provide borrower education.

47 Screen capture still needed. Delinquency Prevention: Money Management Library Videos educate student borrower about a variety of financial and student loan issues.

48 Delinquency Prevention: mapping-your-future.org Exit Counseling Free service sponsored by all 36 guarantors plus numerous “friends of MYF”. Used by: schools million borrower counseling sessions Stafford and Perkins Exit counseling

49 Delinquency Prevention: Exit Counseling Borrower completes required exit counseling and the results are sent to Guarantors on behalf of schools

50 Delinquency Prevention: Meteor and Exit Counseling Meteor Data JoEllen Student LoanBalanceLn. PeriodSchoolGuarantorLender Sub $2,7019/01 – 5/02ABC SchlXYZ Gtr123 Ldr* Sub $2,6539/02 – 5/03ABC SchlXYZ Gtr123 Ldr* *Source: XYZ Gtr Sub $3,5009/05 – 5/06Grad SchlAZ Gtr$Guy* Unsub $5,0009/05 – 5/06Grad SchlAZ Gtr$Guy* *Source: AZ Gtr Total$14,354 Repayment Calculator Combines Meteor display of Borrower’s loans with mapping-your-future exit counseling session and repayment calculator.

51 Delinquency Prevention: True Cost of Default Calculator Informs how a bad credit rating as the result of default (or even of delinquency) impacts the borrower’s financial future. Borrower enters financial data.

52 Default Aversion: Payment Option Wizard Borrower logs in and wizard customizes prompts and questions based on borrower status, history, and age/type of loans.

53 Default Aversion: Payment Option Wizard Borrower’s answers to wizard questions result in a recommended course of action to help the borrower get back on track for repayment. Necessary forms are pre-populated.

54 Federal Student Aid Tel: Jennifer Douglas Today’s Presenters We welcome your feedback and comments! Feel free to contact us: Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation Tel: Russell Judd