1 National Student Loan Cohort Default Rates National Student Loan Cohort Default Rates 4.5 Percentage Issued date: 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996.

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1 National Student Loan Cohort Default Rates National Student Loan Cohort Default Rates 4.5 Percentage Issued date:

2 Schools Subject to Sanctions Number of Schools The school numbers are pre-appeal and include only schools impacted by the three years of 25% or greater sanction. A school can be on extended sanction and is therefore reflected in multiple year counts. Since 1991, 1,161 unique schools were sanctioned under the three years of 25% or greater sanction Issued date:

3 Improving Borrower Accountability Schools Lenders/Servicers Guaranty Agencies Department of Education Improved Borrower Accountability Communication  Increased Borrower Contacts  Conference Sessions on Default Reduction Technical Assistance  Cohort Default Rate Guide  On-site School Visits  National Handbook of Best Practices  FSA Assessments  Sample Default Management Plan Risk Analysis and Assessment  Data Mining and Portfolio Analysis  Portfolio Risk Management Group Aversion Tools  Improved Entrance/Exit Counseling  Flexible Repayment Options  Customized Repayment Plans  Electronic Billing and Payment  Late Stage Delinquency Assistance Program Integrity  Strategic Identification and Intervention

4 Improving Program Integrity FSASchoolGALender Eligible Borrowers Repay LoansCollect Debt SSN MatchDefault Prevention Plan Directory of New Hires SSS MatchVFAWage Garnishment DHS (non-citizen status) Match FSA AssessmentTreasury Offset NSLDS MatchTechnical Assistance Performance- based Contracts EDA Flexible Repayment Options

5 Federal Family Education Loan and Federal Direct Loan Cohort Default Rates Institutional Default Rate Reduction Initiative Comparison of FY 2001, FY 2002, and FY 2003 Cohort Default Rates

6 Scope of Operations – Fiscal Year 2004  14 million aid applications  10 million aid recipients  $70 billion delivered in total new federal aid  $44 billion delivered in consolidation loans  35 million inbound and outbound customer service phone calls  27 million Direct Loan borrower payments processed  20 billion hits to FSA Web sites  80+ million pieces of mail sent out by FSA during the annual cycle FSA Overview

7 Current Student Loan Portfolio - Fiscal Year 2004  25 million borrowers with outstanding loans  $360 billion in outstanding loans Includes:  Direct Loans held by ED  Federal Family Education Loan Program (FFELP) loans held by lenders  Defaulted FFELP loans held by guaranty agencies (GAs)  Defaulted loans (all programs) held by ED  Perkins Loans held by schools FSA Overview

8 Total Federal Student Loan Portfolio - Fiscal Year 2004 $52B $102B $37B $8B $161B FFELP FFELP Consolidation Direct Loans Direct Loan Consolidation Perkins $360 Billion Programs and Statistics

9 Distribution of Aid Types - Fiscal Year % 2% 74% * Excludes Consolidation Loans 24% Programs and Statistics