• SALT Membership Program
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• Industry and Regulatory Resources
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• Training and Education Services
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• College Access Professionals
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  • ASA Direct for Lenders and Servicers
  • Ask ASA Direct for Lenders and Servicers
• NASFAA 2011

Cracking the Credit Code

Course Description

You  probably receive credit card offers regularly—Sallie Mae reports that only 2 percent of undergraduates have no credit history. With fine print to decode about APRs, finance charges, and additional fees, students can struggle to evaluate their choices. This session clarifies those offers and highlights the importance of establishing credit, helping you choose the correct card.

Who Should Attend

All students

How You Will Benefit

Students will learn how to evaluate credit card offers and use credit wisely.