The companies of Student Finance Group (SFG) are world-class providers of lending programs, collection services and growth management training for schools all across America. Our mission since 1993 has been to help schools better serve their students, so that both may reach their full potential. We've helped hundreds of schools and tens of thousands of students to do just that. Working closely with hundreds of colleges, universities, and career schools, the companies of SFG strive to remove the financial obstacles that stand between students and their education, while at the same time ensuring that schools enjoy the benefits of improved cash flow and simplified accounting. Each of the companies in SFG targets a particular need in the education field, in order to address the entire spectrum of financial issues facing students and institutions today. The companies of SFG are:

Student Finance Corporation (SFC) stands as the financial and technological backbone. SFC receives and processes student loan applications, and funds institutions. As a private lender, SFC works closely with investors in the capital market to tap into a virtually limitless supply of funds, and has greater freedom to define lending criteria that simplify the enrollment process.

Student Marketing Services (SMS) serves as the communicator. SMS provides expert training to school managers and admissions representatives, showing them how to make the best possible use of the services SFG offers, and provide for the growth of their institutions. SMS also provides schools with a single point of contact for customer service. Each school has access to their own account representative - someone who knows their school's individual needs and concerns personally. It is a new level of service in the industry.

Student Loan Services (SLS) manages payment processing and provides cradle-to-grave servicing strength on all loans originated with SFC. In the near future, you can expect to see SLS offering portfolio collections to schools everywhere, and total student account servicing regardless of whether a loan was originated with SFG or another lending source.