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• NASFAA 2011

What's in a Cohort Default Rate?

Course Description

Everyone knows the cohort default rate (CDR) calculated every year for their institution, but do they really know what goes into it, how many students actually defaulted, or how many borrowers impact the CDR percentage? This session explores all these aspects, simplifying the CDR and helping you determine exactly what you need to do to achieve the rate you want.

Who Should Attend

Anyone interested in impacting their CDR

How You Will Benefit

Participants will leave this session with a full understanding of the CDR and how to determine exactly what will need to be done to achieve the rate they want.