Loan Originations
Loan originations are the GROSS amount of student loans that enrolled students agreed to borrow in FY 2006. Originations do not represent the maximum amount that students were qualified to borrow, or the NET amount that was actually disbursed to students in the Fiscal Year. Student Marketmeasure has found that gross originations is the most useful valuation of the FFEL and FDL loan programs. In general, the amount students are qualified to borrow is approximately 10% higher than gross originations, and gross originations are higher than total loans disbursed in a Fiscal Year.
Facts
Notable Facts
- Federal student loan Originations totaled $68,293,881,601 in Fiscal Year 2006 (see loan originations definition on the right column)
- The top 10 banks, ranked by loan volume, captured 43% of the federal student loan originations market in FY 2006.
Summary Reports FY 2006
- Student Loan Trends Presentation: FY 2005-2006 (PPT)
- FY05 - FY06 Loan Originations Trend Summary
- Total Student Loan Originations, Fiscal Years 1997 - 2006
- Top 10 US Schools Ranked by Total FY 2006 FFEL Loan Originations
- Top 10 US Schools Ranked by Total FY 2006 Direct Loan Originations
- Top 10 Foreign Countries and Territories Ranked by Total FY 2006 Loan Originations
- Top 10 Foreign Schools Ranked by Total FY 2006 Loan Originations
- Top 10 Consolidated Lenders Ranked by Total FY 2006 Consolidated Loan Orginations
- School/State FFELP & FDLP Student Loan Totals, in Rank Order of FY 2006 Loan Volume
- Guarantee Agencies FFELP & FDLP Student Loan Trend FY 2005 - FY 2006 TOP 10 + DIRECT LOANS
- Top 20 Lenders - Ranked by FY 2006 Loan Originations
- Top PLUS (Parent) Lenders Ranked by Total FY 2006 Loan Originations
- Top Grad PLUS Lenders Ranked by Total FY 2006 Loan Originations
- Top Subsidized Stafford Lenders Ranked by Total FY 2006 Loan Originations
- Top Unsubsidized Stafford Lenders Ranked by Total FY 2006 Loan Originations
- Top Stafford Lenders Ranked by Total FY 2006 Loan Originations