Students are always told not to default on their student loans. But what happens if a loan does go into default? Find out in our presentation. What happens if you default on student loans? from iontuition Each week we’ll bring you videos and presentations from the...
Heard the terms CDR or “cohort default rate” and wondered what they meant? And if they mattered to students? They do. Learn more with our latest presentation. How does the CDR affect students? from iontuition Each week we’ll bring you videos and...
What exactly is CDR? CDR stands for Cohort Default Rate. It’s the percentage of a school’s students who have gone into default on their student loans. For example, a college with a 6% CDR has six percent of its graduates who have gone into default. Why is this...
College dropouts fare worse than college graduates when it comes to paying back student debt. This short animation explains why. Each week we’ll bring you videos and presentations from the world of student loan finance. We know that there is no single solution for...
Defaulting on your student loans can lead to serious consequences—maybe even more serious than you think. This infographic will help you understand the real-world consequences of student loan default.
With the amount of student loan debt rising, it is important to understand your personal financial responsibility. GOOD Magazine recently published an article packed with the statistics below. If you find yourself falling into any of these stats, we invite you to...
