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Law School Loan Testimonials

Every day, thousands of legal professionals come to Law School Loans... and every once in a while, one of them writes to let us know just how effectively their time was spent. Read on to find out how legal professionals all over the world are using LSL.
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Law School Loans is a joy to work with! Thanks for all your help.
-Kristin,H , Flora Vista, NM
Since consolidating with Law School Loans was the smartest thing I have done this year. The Loan Advocate that I spoke with took care of everything from entering my loans to contacting all of my lenders. All I had to do was sign my application. It was great! I have saved hundreds of dollars in such a short time. Thanks again Law School Loans
-Hector,R , Sacramento, CA
I had started my application with Law School Loans back in June and I thought I had completed it but apparently I had left off my loans. Thankfully Law School Loans contacted me because I was able to get my loan information in to them to complete the consolidation and lock in the pre July 1st interest rate. Keep up the good work
-Zane,K , Salt Lake City, UT
My private loans had a 11.5% interest rate and I had called EdFed to see what they can do for me. The loan officer that I was working with started an application for me and ran my credit to see what my interest rate would be and its actually 8.6% I was so excited I faxed them my application that same day. Thank you for your help.
-Kathryn,B , Atlanta, GA
I know I had started an application for Federal Consolidation with a couple companies, but I am a busy man and got off track. Law School Loans gave me a call and I finished my application in time to receive a great low interest rate. So my advice to you would be if they are calling, pick up so you can get your consolidation done and lock in a low interest rate. Thank you Law School Loans for helping me get this done and sorry it took so long to get a hold of me.
-Brian,H , San Diego, CA
Trust me I have called many different consolidation companies and none of them compare to Law School Loans great customer service, They are definitely on top of things. They were the only people I had spoken with that deal exclusively with Lawyers and Attorneys, they were also the only ones to help me with all my questions and concerns, they made me feel comfortable about the consolidation process and my decision to choose then.
-Randall,M , Boise, ID
Thank you very much for your help! You rock!
-Sam,L , Washington, DC
I just want to thank the representative at Law School Loans who assisted me. She was the only one I talked to who knew what she was talking about. Everyone else left my questions unanswered so I was really confused about my consolidation. But thanks to Law School Loans and their knowledgeable representatives, I now understand exactly what's going to happen with my loans. Thanks.
-Matt,T , Lawrence, KS
I was so burned out from school the last thing I wanted to think about was filling out a bunch of paperwork to consolidate my loans. My loan advocate was so friendly and extra helpful. I was instructed to E-sign my application and I was guided through the process online. It was so easy, The best part no paperwork
-Brittany,T , Miami, FL
Of all the consolidation companies I looked at Law School Loans had the best customer service by far, The process was quick and easy and I would recommend this company to anyone.
-Charlotte,S , San Diego, CA
My loan advocate was so helpful and so understanding of my current situation. She helped me work out the best possible plan to lower my payments and lock in the lower interest rates. Thank you Law School Loans.
-Heidi,L , Houston, TX
Thanks for consolidating both my federal and private loans. Its great having one company handle all my student loans. I really appreciate the great service.
-Tanya,C , Monrovia, CA
I just wanted to thank my Loan Specialist, fo helping me get all my student loans consolidated and for being so patient with me. Thanks again.
-Rachel,S , Baton Rouge, LA
I know I had started an application for Federal Consolidation with a couple companies, but Iam a busy man and got off track. Law School Loans gave me a call and I finished My application in time to receive a great low interest rate. So my advice to you would be if there calling answer so you can get your consolidation done and lock in a low interest rate. Thank you Law School Loans for helping me get this done.
-Brian,H , San Diego, CA
My loan advocate was so helpful and so understanding of my current situation. She helped me work out the best possible plan to lower my payments and lock in the lower interest rates. Thank you Law School Loans!
-Heidi,L , Houston, TX
You guys did a great job and I am recommending you to all my friends.
-Joseph P.
My consolidation with Law School Loans was quick and easy. They walked me through the process, kept me updated on the status of the process and someone was always available to answer my questions. I never knew that consolidation could be so easy. Thank you Law School Loans.
-Jessica S. , San Diego, CA
I was surprised to receive so much personal attention from Law School Loans, it was almost as if they were eager to save me money. The people I spoke with were helpful and they were able to save me $26,321 off of the total loan cost.
-Richard D. , New York, NY
Thank you for the email. I have been very happy with the performance from Law School Loans and all the staff who have worked with me on my files.
-Leon,G , Santa Monica, CA
Thank you for your help. It was a pleasure working with Law School Loans, the process was quick and painless and the loan rate was excellent.
-Paul,L , New York, NY
After I signed my application , I really didn't know what to expect next. However, my loan counselor gave me her direct phone number, so I could contact her anytime to check on the status of my consolidation. I didn't have to call a general number and then be placed on hold hoping to speak to a live person. My loan counselor explained each step of the consolidation so I had a realistic expectation of what to expect. Thank you, for your patient and knowledgeable staff.
-Briana,R , Boston, MA
When I first called and inquired about consolidation I can honestly say I didn't know what it was or what to do. The Loan officers with EdFed took me through each step of the consolidation process and explained everything so I understood it. Afterwards I knew exactly what I needed to do. All of my questions were answered and I got my application finished in a timely manner. I am grateful for there patience and there excellent customer service.
-Michelle,C , Mobile, AL
Service. That one word pretty much sums up Law School Loans for me. The Loan Specialists were so helpful and knowledgeable. If I learned nothing else from this experience, it was that service can make the difference, just as it made my decision to consolidate with them.
-Jeanette,M , Glendale, CA
Thanks to Law School Loans, I was not only able to lock in a low-interest rate, but also reduce it through their payment incentives, something that I was told by my current lender was impossible. The reduction in my interest rate saved me $40,123 in unnecessary interest.
-Sherman,S , Daytona Beach, FL
Consolidating my loans with Law School Loans was one of the best things that I have ever done. I lowered my interest rate right of the bat and also lowered my monthly payments by over $150.00 a month. That is not the best part about it though. I also save more than $50,000 over the entire life of the loan. All I can say is, Thanks Law School Loans.
-Brandon B. , Los Angeles, CA
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After I signed my application , I really didn't know what to expect next. However, my loan counselor gave me her direct phone number, so I could contact her anytime to check on the status of my consolidation. I didn't have to call a general number and then be placed on hold hoping to speak to a live person. My loan counselor explained each step of the consolidation so I ...
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