BOSTON, April 17, 2008 - Harvard Business School is seeking information from lenders offering non-federal student educational loans for the 2008-2009 academic year through a Request for Information (RFI) process. This request seeks one loan product for all domestic and international graduate students in the MBA program. It does not concern Federal Stafford or PLUS loans.
With ten years of private lending experience and a total portfolio in excess of two hundred fifty million dollars, Harvard Business School has more than 8,000 active loans to both domestic and international students and an exceptionally low default rate.
Any lenders interested in submitting information should provide notice of intent by April 25, 2008, by e-mailing the following information to sgilbert@hbs.edu:
- Lender Contact Name:
- Phone:
- Business Email Address:
- Lender Organization Name:
- Main Phone:
- Street:
- City:
- State:
- Postal Code:
- Country:
The contact person should be the individual who will complete the RFI. The designated company representative will receive the RFI by return e-mail
Please return this information and address any questions to:
Susan Gilbert
Director, MBA Financial Aid
Harvard Business School
sgilbert@hbs.edu
For additional information about HBS's current student loan programs, please visit http://www.hbs.edu/mba/admissions/loanprograms.html.
About Harvard Business School
Founded in 1908 as part of Harvard University, Harvard Business School is located on a 40-acre campus in Boston. Its faculty of more than 200 offers full-time programs leading to the MBA and doctoral degrees, as well as more than 70 open enrollment Executive Education programs and more than 70 custom programs. For a century, HBS faculty have drawn on their research, their experience in working with organizations worldwide, and their passion for teaching to educate leaders who have shaped the practice of business around the globe
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