With the average American household facing nearly $10,000 in credit card debt, the mounds of debt left over from holiday cheer are impeding their ability to tackle important New Year's resolutions like returning to school. But, eLearners.com a resource of EducationDynamics that connects students to online education, has introduced one of the most robust financial aid resources on the web, the eLearners Student Loans and Financial Aid Center (http://www.elearners.com/resources/student-loans.asp).
"Many people want to start the New Year going back to school, but they often put this dream aside when the holiday bills start rolling in," said Steve Isaac, CEO of EducationDynamics, a
site that features over 2,000 online degree programs. "But that isn't necessary. People are surprised when they learn of the incredible wealth of financial aid options available to help
them achieve their educational dreams."
As part of the Student Loans and Financial Aid Center, eLearners.com provides prospective students an up-to-date database of more than 2.4 million scholarships totaling $15 billion in
financial aid (http://www.elearners.com/scholarships/). The database offers a host of interactive tools for students to apply online,
download and print applications, and submit financial aid request letters.
One of the most unique features of eLearners.com is The Debt-Free College Guide (http://debtfree.elearners.com/), which provides students more
than 500 debt-free financing options, including:
Grants
Tax incentives
Scholarships
The most comprehensive list of loan forgiveness programs on the Internet
eLearners.com's Student Loans and Financial Aid Center helps prospective and current students identify and understand financing options for higher education. In addition to detailed
information about financial aid, loan consolidation and employer tuition assistance programs, visitors can also find a loan-buying guide at http://www.elearners.com/resources/student-loans.asp that eLearners.com built in collaboration with The Greentree Gazette. The
site allows prospective students to compare more than 300 student loans by loan vendor, type, up-front fees and interest rate.
"The eLearners.com's Student Loans and Financial Aid Center, combined with one of the largest searchable databases of online education opportunities, truly can help prospective students
overcome the obstacles of time--with online learning--and money--with one of the largest financial support databases," continued Isaac. "With these tools accessible to everyone, there
really is no excuse not to make your education New Year's resolution a reality."
About eLearners.com
The eLearners.com website is one of several high visibility, high-quality prospecting tools offered by EducationDynamics, LLC. Since 1999, eLearners.com has been successfully connecting
learners to online education, including online degree and certificate programs, specialized career training, and a variety of online courses. For prospective students, eLearners provides
a powerful search engine for users to find thousands of online degrees, as well as educational evaluation tools and financial aid resources. For colleges and universities, the
eLearners.com website offers a low-cost, performance-based method to provide national exposure and increase enrollments in their programs. . For more information on eLearners.com visit
http://www.elearners.com
About EducationDynamics
EducationDynamics, LLC, a portfolio company of Halyard Capital, is a leading interactive marketing and information services company focused on helping higher education institutions find,
enroll and retain students. Through some of the most visible education websites, including EarnMyDegree.com eLearners.com GradSchools.com and StudyAbroad.com as well as its Internet
marketing services team, EducationDynamics is one of the leading providers of qualified leads for colleges and universities. The company offers a full suite of web-delivered products and
services to manage a school's relationship with students across their entire life cycle from inquiry through enrollment to retention. For more information on EducationDynamics, please
visit http://www.educationdynamics.com