First Associates Loan Servicing Selected to Service Affiliated Loan Program for Students (ALPS) - Trustee Deutsche Bank sought company to support $51 million. AFFILIATED LOAN PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS is a trademark and brand of Deutsche Bank AG. Filed to USPTO On Tuesday, June 01, 2010, The AFFILIATED LOAN PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS. Deutsche Bank (DB) has purchased $67 million of student loans from Northwestern University through its Affiliated Loan Program for Students (ALPS).

According to,,, Rochester’s Simon School, and are among the six universities and 15 graduate programs that have joined the Affiliated Loan Program for Students (ALPS), a solution to the international student loan crisis. In 2008, just as admissions season was approaching, a few major international student loan lenders (like Sallie Mae and CitiAssist loan programs) disappeared, leaving future international b-school students financially stranded. Patches Para Pedaleira Digitech Rp6. US universities can join ALPS, a program funded by the Deutsche Bank (DB) in order to help their international students acquire adequate funding without the domestic co-signer that most other lending programs require. Other student benefits: International students do not need to establish credit, interest rates are below 10%, and according to one international student, there’s very little paperwork. Participating schools also benefit from adopting the loan program: The program boosts a school’s credit rating, there are no up-front expenses, and the school doesn’t need to worry about setting limits on loan volume.