Loan Counseling

As a consequence of participating in the Title IV loan programs, institutions must provide counseling and other disclosures to their students who borrow. The content, format, and timing of counseling are described in law and regulation.

Related terms: Perkins Loan Program; Direct Loan Program

A Case Study of Undergraduate Debt, Repayment Plans, and Postbaccalaureate Decision-Making Among Black Students at HBCUs Web URL

Source: Journal of Student Financial Aid

Borrowers Discuss the Challenges of Student Loan Repayment Web URL

Source: The Pew Charitable Trusts

Casualties of College Debt PDF

Source: The Institute for College Access and Success

Effective Counseling, Empowered Borrowers: An Evidence-Based Policy Agenda for Informed Student Loan Borrowing and Repayment PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Engaging Student Borrowers: Results of a Survey of Financial Aid Professionals PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Informed or Overwhelmed? A Legislative History of Student Loan Counseling with a Literature Review on the Efficacy of Loan Counseling PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Leveraging Guided Pathways to Improve Financial Aid Design and Delivery Web URL

Source: Journal of Student Financial Aid

Sources of Referral in Student Financial Counseling PDF

Source: Journal of Financial Therapy

Student Debt and the Class of 2019 PDF

Source: The Institute for College Access and Success

Student Loan Counseling Challenges and Opportunities PDF

Source: Federal Reserve System

Student Loan Counseling: Does the Federal Mandate Give Borrowers Necessary Financial Skills? Web URL

Source: American Action Forum

Student Loan Counseling: Perceptions and Impacts PDF

Source: Consumer Interests Annual

Student Loans and Health-related Financial Hardship PDF

Source: Journal of Student Financial Aid

The Effect of Reduced Student Loan Borrowing on Academic Performance and Default: Evidence from a Loan Counseling Experiment PDF

Source: Annenberg Institute at Brown University

Understanding and Promoting Student Financial Wellness: A Report from the Financial Wellness Learning Collaborative PDF

Source: Trellis Company

What Accounts for Gaps in Student Loan Default, and What Happens After Web URL

Source: Brookings

A Time To Every Purpose: Understanding and Improving the Borrower Experience with Online Student Loan Entrance Counseling PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Above and Beyond: What Eight Colleges Are Doing to Improve Student Loan Counseling PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Effective Counseling, Empowered Borrowers: An Evidence-Based Policy Agenda for Informed Student Loan Borrowing and Repayment PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Leveraging Guided Pathways to Improve Financial Aid Design and Delivery Web URL

Source: Journal of Student Financial Aid

A Time To Every Purpose: Understanding and Improving the Borrower Experience with Online Student Loan Entrance Counseling PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Above and Beyond: What Eight Colleges Are Doing to Improve Student Loan Counseling PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Effective Counseling, Empowered Borrowers: An Evidence-Based Policy Agenda for Informed Student Loan Borrowing and Repayment PDF

Source: Trellis Company

From Passive to Proactive: Understanding and Improving the Borrower Experience with Online Student Loan Exit Counseling PDF

Source: Trellis Company

Leveraging Guided Pathways to Improve Financial Aid Design and Delivery Web URL

Source: Journal of Student Financial Aid

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