Upcoming Seminars and Workshops
Individualized Student Loan Assessment (I.S.L.A.) Seminar
Because No Two Borrowers Are the Same.
With 13 years of experience in the classroom, Carey understood the power of individualized instruction for student success. She brought that same philosophy to student loan repayment by creating the Individualized Student Loan Assessment (I.S.L.A.)—a strategic, personalized approach to navigating repayment and forgiveness options.
In this seminar, you’ll learn:
What the I.S.L.A. is and why it works
The four key parts of the I.S.L.A. process
How individualized strategies lead to better outcomes
Every borrower’s story is unique. That’s why their repayment path should be too.
🚨 Student Loan Defaults Are on the Rise 🚨
With federal student loan rules fully reinstated, 1.8 million borrowers entered default in July 2025 alone. Another 1 million are projected to default in August, with that number climbing to 4.8 million by the end of September.
If you're worried you could be one of them, you're not alone—and you don't have to face it without support.
We’re hosting a strategic, solutions-focused seminar designed to:
✔️ Ease your fears
✔️ Stop wage garnishment and tax offsets
✔️ Help you take immediate steps toward resolution
Let’s put a plan in place before the consequences hit.
Public Service Loan Forgiveness Seminar
Your Work Serves Others—Let It Serve You, Too.
Are you a teacher, nurse, nonprofit employee, government worker, or other public servant with federal student loans? You may qualify for complete loan forgiveness under the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program—but the process can be confusing, and even small mistakes can delay or derail your progress.
Join our free, expert-led seminar to learn:
Who qualifies for PSLF and how to apply
The biggest mistakes to avoid
How to track your progress and stay on course
What recent changes to PSLF mean for you : Big Beautiful Bill
Whether you're just getting started or trying to fix past errors, this session will help you understand what steps to take now to move closer to student loan freedom.