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]]> by: ran http://www.thefinance.org/bad-credit-student-loan-what-to-do-if-you-need-one/2007/01/31/#comment-8749 Wed, 31 Jan 2007 23:20:59 +0000 http://www.thefinance.org/bad-credit-student-loan-what-to-do-if-you-need-one/2007/01/31/#comment-8749 "The times, they are a changing'," said Ran Elfassy, founder of the United Graduate Debt Program, "and what could be more timely or more inspiring for a struggling graduate, launching their career? For a select few graduates from all over the world, we're going to free them from the burdens they took on in getting an education... This is going to be great. It's going to make such a difference for some people." United-GDP is a new initiative—history in the making—that gives select graduates a fresh start. Gathering funds from around the world, be they casual shoppers or just the caring and sympathetic, United-GDP will send a lifeline to graduates who have been out of school for at least 2 years. "The issue of graduates already drowning in debt is a monster of a problem," added Ran, "going beyond the pale of what's fair or sustainable. For many graduates, the next generation of vital professionals to support and provide for older and younger generations, they will enter their work-life with huge debt loads, sums that could follow them for decades. How demoralizing is that?" The United Graduate Debt Program hopes to change lives, inspire many, and cause amazing stories of growth and contribution. United-GDP will pay off the greatest chunk from select-graduates' student loans, and the program founder hopes that anyone receiving such a gift would then be so greatly inspired that they'll give back to the community in significant ways. "It's really a win-win situation," said Ran. "The lucky graduate wins because he or she gets to shrug off the major burden they had to assume in order to complete their studies; the community wins because they get inspired workers who may very well give back in unexpected, inspiring ways; and visitors who support the site win by enjoying some great deals and the opportunity to make a difference in people's lives. Sure, we just launched the site and it's in the 'beta' phase, but we've got great ideas to make this thing fly." Students, graduates, and the greater public are invited to visit the site and get a feel for what's being offered. "The submission period is now open," said the founder, "so anyone who graduated at least 2 years ago or longer has a shot at getting picked." After the site logs 1000 submissions and the submission period closes, a review board will pick the top 16 candidates. After that, the collection period will be open. "It makes no difference what country you're from," continued the young entrepreneur, "or how much you owe. The point is to help people facing years or decades of student-loan debts. After we receive the first batch of submissions and the first group of lucky graduates are chosen, we're going to do our best to pay off their student loans. This is going to be so great," he said, "we're very excited about making such an amazing difference in some people's lives." For more information or to arrange for an interview, please contact: Ran Elfassy Founder United Graduate Debt Program Hong Kong Mobile: +852 6256 4353 e -mail: contact.united.gdp@gmail.com “The times, they are a changing’,” said Ran Elfassy, founder of the United Graduate Debt Program, “and what could be more timely or more inspiring for a struggling graduate, launching their career? For a select few graduates from all over the world, we’re going to free them from the burdens they took on in getting an education… This is going to be great. It’s going to make such a difference for some people.”

United-GDP is a new initiative—history in the making—that gives select graduates a fresh start. Gathering funds from around the world, be they casual shoppers or just the caring and sympathetic, United-GDP will send a lifeline to graduates who have been out of school for at least 2 years.

“The issue of graduates already drowning in debt is a monster of a problem,” added Ran, “going beyond the pale of what’s fair or sustainable. For many graduates, the next generation of vital professionals to support and provide for older and younger generations, they will enter their work-life with huge debt loads, sums that could follow them for decades. How demoralizing is that?”

The United Graduate Debt Program hopes to change lives, inspire many, and cause amazing stories of growth and contribution. United-GDP will pay off the greatest chunk from select-graduates’ student loans, and the program founder hopes that anyone receiving such a gift would then be so greatly inspired that they’ll give back to the community in significant ways.

“It’s really a win-win situation,” said Ran. “The lucky graduate wins because he or she gets to shrug off the major burden they had to assume in order to complete their studies; the community wins because they get inspired workers who may very well give back in unexpected, inspiring ways; and visitors who support the site win by enjoying some great deals and the opportunity to make a difference in people’s lives. Sure, we just launched the site and it’s in the ‘beta’ phase, but we’ve got great ideas to make this thing fly.”

Students, graduates, and the greater public are invited to visit the site and get a feel for what’s being offered.

“The submission period is now open,” said the founder, “so anyone who graduated at least 2 years ago or longer has a shot at getting picked.” After the site logs 1000 submissions and the submission period closes, a review board will pick the top 16 candidates. After that, the collection period will be open.

“It makes no difference what country you’re from,” continued the young entrepreneur, “or how much you owe. The point is to help people facing years or decades of student-loan debts. After we receive the first batch of submissions and the first group of lucky graduates are chosen, we’re going to do our best to pay off their student loans. This is going to be so great,” he said, “we’re very excited about making such an amazing difference in some people’s lives.”

For more information or to arrange for an interview, please contact:

Ran Elfassy
Founder
United Graduate Debt Program
Hong Kong
Mobile: +852 6256 4353
e -mail: contact.united.gdp@gmail.com

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