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ARTICLE · 29 MAY 2018

Private Student Loan Laws: Compliance And Consequences

For institutions of higher education that offer private student loans, there are a multitude of federal and state laws that need to be followed.

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For institutions of higher education that offer private student loans, there are a multitude of federal and state laws that need to be followed. Keeping up with these laws can be a significant challenge, particularly where institutions operate campuses in multiple jurisdictions, or offer a variety of student financing options (e.g., loans, payment plans, retail installment contracts). Staying abreast of these requirements is critical, however, as the ramifications for noncompliance can be severe.

For a thorough review of the private student loan laws that can apply to higher education entities, register now for Thompson Coburn's May 30, 2018 webinar: Properly Extending Credit for Private Education Student Loans. Mark Belongia is a partner in Thompson Coburn's banking and financial services practice, and has significant experience assisting postsecondary institutions to implement compliant private student loan programs.

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