Lynn Mizanin Campus Director, Miami-Jacobs-Independence Affording Higher Education.

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Lynn Mizanin Campus Director, Miami-Jacobs-Independence Affording Higher Education

Topics 1.Ohios student loan debt crisis 2.How career colleges and schools help students make responsible financial decisions 3.New financial literacy campaign launched by the Ohio Association of Career Colleges and Schools

Student Debt Crisis In Ohio … Average debt is $28,683 68% of students graduate with debt Nationally … Debt has reached $1 billion Delinquency higher than for credit cards

Ohio Default Rates Type of institutionDefault Rate Career colleges22.3% Community colleges19.3% Public universities 9.2% Private, not-for-profit 6.3% Source: Larilyn and Associates / Underwood Associates, 2013

Career Colleges & Schools Serve Non-Traditional Students

Promote responsible borrowing Meet a pressing student and public need Increase graduation rates Demonstrate industry leadership Advance public policy to discourage over- borrowing

Two Distribution Channels 1. Guidance counselors high school students & parents

Two Distribution Channels 2. Financial aid officers Career college students/prospective students

Financial Planning Made Simple

How Students Benefit Learn terms and conditions of financial aid and loans Make smart decisions about their financial futures Create their own personal budget Learn the differences between wants and needs

How Ohio Benefits More conservative borrowing over time Fewer college drop-outs More college graduates

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