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Proposed Legislation to Evolve Guarantors

The National Association of Student Loan Administrators (NASLA) has drafted legislation that would amend the Higher Education Act to evolve the role of the student loan guarantor, and to make student support services an entitlement for all federal student loan borrowers. >>

As a designated administrator of the federal college loan program, American Student Assistance is committed to educating borrowers about successfully managing student loan debt. Our team of experts knows student loans from A to Z, and can answer industry-specific and policy questions as well as field inquiries about applying for and repaying student loans. We have compiled the following page as a resource for journalists. Browse our archives, or contact us to get your particular questions answered one-on-one.

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:: ASA Press Releases

11/18/2009

The Boston Globe Names American Student Assistance to Globe 100’s

06/15/2009

American Student Assistance Again Named One of Boston’s Best Places to Work

Nonprofit Agency Makes Boston Business Journal’s Annual List for Second Year in a Row

05/20/2009

Gieseke Joins American Student Assistance

02/18/2009

Cole Named American Student Assistance’s Managing Director of Business Development

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