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There is no single way to achieve this task, so to help produce our country’s future engineers, doctors, nurses, teachers, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and others, we offer  \n• A variety of free online tools, and resources that help families plan for post-secondary education, including Scholarship Search, which offers free access to 5 million scholarships worth up to $24 billion, and the College Planning CalculatorSM.  \n• Competitive and responsible private student loans for undergraduate, career training, and graduate students, as well as the Sallie Mae Parent Loan.  \n• The Paying for College Resource, which provides access to free, online college planning tools, short educational videos on financial aid, and other valuable information to help guide students and their families through the higher education process.  \n• A range of FDIC-insured savings products, including SmartyPig® accounts, money market accounts, and certificates of deposit.*  \nWhen it comes to paying for post-secondary education, we recommend following a 1-2-3 approach:  \n1. Start with money you won’t have to pay back. Supplement your college savings and income by maximizing college scholarships, grants, and work-study.  \n2. Explore federal student loans. Apply by completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) .  \n3. Consider a responsible private student loan. Fill the gap between your available resources and the cost of college.  \nFor more information on how Sallie Mae helps students use their education to build prosperous futures, visit[salliemae.com](salliemae.com. Join)[. Join](salliemae.com. Join) the conversation on social media with \\#HowAmericaPays.  \nSallie Mae  \n300 Continental Drive Newark DE 19713  \nAccess a related infographic and other information about this [study at](study at salliemae.com/howamericapays)[ salliemae.com/howamericapays](study at salliemae.com/howamericapays).  \n* Deposit products are offered by Sallie Mae Bank, member FDIC.  \nFAFSA is a registered service mark of U.S. Department of Education, Federal Student Aid.  \n© 2020 Sallie Mae Bank. All rights reserved. Sallie Mae, the Sallie Mae logo, and other Sallie Mae names are service marks or registered service marks of Sallie Mae Bank. All other names and logos used are the trademarks or service marks of their respective owners. SLM Corporation and its subsidiaries, including Sallie Mae Bank, are not sponsored by or agencies of the United States of America. 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