AES Educational Funding
Company Background and Services
Are you having trouble repaying student loans? Are there simply too many loans to keep up with? Luckily there are companies such as American Education Services (AES) to help. AES is your one-stop website for all your loan repayment services. As a subsidiary of the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, AES has grown to serve millions of student loan borrowers. No matter how complex of a loan, this organization will help you manage your debt and get you on track to paying back what you owe.
AES offers a variety of different service to help people who have all kinds of repayment questions or problems. From student loan calculators, student loan deferment, information on loan consolidation and how to manage multiple loans, and various application forms they offer a variety of tools for everybody on their website. Both students and parents can get the help they need from AES. Even students who are about to enter into college can seek advice on which loans to take and find the best plans to pay them back.
Making College Affordable
Unfortunately for students and their parents, the cost of college is increasing every year. The consequence is that they must get more and more loans in order to afford a higher education. Hopefully, your parents started saving from when you were young. This may sound like a simple plan, but most parents probably had other bills to pay or other financial obligations. So, if you have to get loans don’t be afraid by all the different programs and jargon out there.
Most loan providers are, in fact, not evil (hard to believe, right?). If you still are weary about the idea of borrowing from stranger, the best thing to do is keep your grades up. There are millions of different scholarship opportunities to students with high GPA’s and SAT & ACT scores. There are also scholarships for minority students, students with disabilities, etc. AES provides a service to help future college students look for some of these scholarships.
Okay, you have the loans, but you aren’t sure about what you want to major in or what you want a career in. AES offers tools to help you find the perfect major and the best career choice for you. This is a very critical decision in your life, and shouldn’t decide hastily. Actually, the earlier you start researching, the better. They offer help even to elementary school students in order to get them excited about their future.
AES strongly emphasizes affordability. This gives students their best chance to not default on any of their loans. Loan agencies don’t want you to default on your loans either. This is why AES also provides services for them. AES provides tools so that they can easily manage all of their financial aid accounts. This adds an incentive for students to go through AES. This way, you are more able to keep on tract with your payments and discuss any questions or problems with your lenders.
Background Information
- Overview
- Applying for a Loan
- Loan Corporations
- Student Loans and Taxes
- Loan Interest
- Calculators
- Average Student Debt
- Emergency Financial Aid
- Student Loan Data System
- Loan Repayment
- Income-based Repayment
Loan Type
- Private
- Personal
- Subsidized
- Unsubsidized
- Alternative
- Guaranteed
- International
- Parental
- Single Parent
- State-Specific
Federal Loan Programs
Consolidation
Degree Type
Course of Study
Credit Rating
- Credit History FAQ
- Bad Credit Loans
- Poor Credit FAQs
- No Credit Check
- Student Loans and Bankruptcy
- Student Loan Default
- Student Loan Deferment
- Student Loan Forbearance
- Student Loan Forgiveness
School Type
- Overview
- Bartending School
- Community College
- Continuing Education
- Cosmetology-Beauty School
- Distance Education
- Flight School
- Military School
- Private Elementary School
- Private High School
- Technical School
- Trade School
Lenders
- ACS
- Access Group
- AES
- AFC
- AFS
- AMS
- Bank of America
- Bremer
- Chase
- Chela
- Citibank
- Comerica
- ECSI
- GMAC
- Great Lakes
- Keybank
- MOHELA
- My Rich Uncle
- Nellie Mae
- Nelnet
- Panhandle Plains
- Regions Bank
- Sallie Mae
- SLFC
- Suntrust
- US Bank
- Wachovia
- Wells Fargo
- Xpress
- Zions Bank