Help borrowers stay current.
ACS’ Cohort Default Management Services
•
ACS has been helping schools successfully manage their default rates for
over 42 years, and we are the most experienced solutions provider in the
nation when it comes to helping borrowers avoid default. We combine early-
intervention communication programs, leading-edge Web-based technology,
and the most experienced default-prevention specialists in the industry to help
schools rapidly impact their cohort default rates.
• Every one of our activities is focused on reducing your school’s
cohort default rate.
• We continuously outperform the national CDR average with
customized default-prevention campaigns that work.
• We prevent delinquency through early intervention data-driven
borrower outreach, providing guidance on all options to keep a
ACS OneStop
TM
loan current – from returning to school to loan repayment options.
• We look at the big picture – with comprehensive counseling to
ACS’ Cohort Default Management
borrowers on their entire loan debt, addressing their specifi c needs.
Services are just some of the
• We can operate as a seamless extension of your school – with all
Loan Services we offer as part of
communication and branding in your name.
ACS OneStop. OneStop makes a
• We provide comprehensive management reporting to help your
full range of customized solutions
school track and manage its cohort default rate.
available from one source
• We rapidly implement our services – we know time is of the
– to help you gain fi nancial
essence to impact your three-year cohort default rate.
control, improve effi ciency, and
enhance services.
Learn more about how your school can benefi t from ACS’ solutions by
contacting us at 877-294-9250, or via e-mail:
Ciel.Senechal@acs-inc.com.
www.acsonestop.com
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