Press Releases

Graduate Leverage Named in Inc. Magazine’s 2009 500/5000 List of Fastest Growing Companies

WALTHAM, Mass. – October 1, 2009 – Graduate Leverage, LLC (GL), a leader in the student lending industry, was recently named to Inc. Magazine’s 2009 "500/5000" list of fastest growing private companies. GL was also highlighted in a Wall Street Journal Online edition article titled “Inc.’s 500/5,000 List turns up Job-Search Gems” as a company thriving in a time when other firms in the financial industry struggle (August, 2009).
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Graduate Leverage Announces New Student Plus Program™ for Undergraduate Students

WALTHAM, Mass. – July 7, 2009 – Graduate Leverage, LLC (GL) announces the launch of the Student Plus Program, an option that provides families an alternative to borrowing costly private loans by making Direct Parent PLUS Loan borrowing more attractive.
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Graduate Leverage Announces New Transitional Loan Programs for Professional Graduate Students

WALTHAM, Mass – March 18, 2009 – Graduate Leverage LLC. (GL), a leading provider of student loans, announces the launch of new transitional loan programs for students graduating from professional degree programs. These new programs help health profession and law students manage expenses associated with embarking on residency programs or preparing for state bar exams.
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Graduate Leverage In The News

Repaying Medical School Debt
Janet Kidd Stewart, Physicians Practice September 2009

It's hard to tell how healthy a finance shop is these days. Some of the best are laying people off (i.e. Barclay's), while some of the shakiest have been shopping for talent (GMAC). Inc. magazine's new 500/5000 list, released today, may prove to be a good barometer.
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Inc.'s 500/5,000 List Turns up Job-Search Gems
Kyle Stock, WSJ Online August 2009

Last Minute Tips for Finding College Cash
Kim Clark, US News, August 2009

While the recession has made it harder to find jobs to raise extra cash and has reduced some scholarship programs, financial aid advisers and experienced college parents say there are a few quick options that might help families score some extra bucks.
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So what is going on with student loans?
Jonathan D. Glater, New York Times, Aug. 18, 2008

You can choose to pay attention to predictions of disaster or of business as usual. But the financial aid administrators on the front lines say it is still too early to tell whether roiled credit markets will mean that masses of students will be unable to line up the loans they need to pay for the fall semester.
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