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Georgia Higher Education Conference, March 5, 2003 Presented by:

Georgia Higher Education Conference, March 5, 2003 Presented by: Russell Judd, Great Lakes Educational Loan Services, Inc. What is Meteor.

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  1. Georgia Higher Education Conference, March 5, 2003 Presented by: Russell Judd, Great Lakes Educational Loan Services, Inc.

  2. What is Meteor • Meteor is a collaborative effort within the student aid industry to simplify and consolidate access to student financial aid information. Sponsored by over forty industry participants, and coordinated by the National Council of Higher Education Loan Programs, Meteor software provides open, non-proprietary, real time access to all available aid information for a student, and consolidates it for display to students and Financial Aid Professionals.

  3. Meteor’s Foundation Principles • Open Source • Open Collaboration • Freely Available • Controlled Participation Network

  4. How does Meteor Work? Meteor uses the concepts of Access Providers and Data Providers. • A Meteor Access Provider allows inquirers to obtain information through its web site by hosting a copy of the Meteor software, which generates the request to the Data Providers for the borrower’s information. Access providers can be Schools, Guarantors, Lenders, Servicers, or Secondary Markets.

  5. How does Meteor Work? • A Meteor Data Provider hosts a copy of the Meteor software that enables them to respond to the Access Provider’s request for information, supplying data from their system. Data Providers are typically Lenders, Servicers, Guarantors, and Secondary Markets. In the future, the Dept. of ED, State Grant authorities, Schools, and others could become Data Providers.

  6. Simplified Meteor Process Access Providers Data Providers One Financial Aid Professional/Student Two Index Providers Three

  7. Meteor Architecture Meteor System Authenticate Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Portal or Web Site Request Access Provider HTTPS XML Request Index Provider Authenticate XML Response Custom Code Generic Rules Engine XML Request Data Provider Authenticate XSLT XML Response XML Response Legacy Data

  8. Standards and Their Implementation FSA UML XML JAVA SOAP UDDI SAML METEOR Announced (Feb 2000) Expected X X X [Feb 2000] X Planned X

  9. Authentication • No central authentication process • Utilizes transitive trust model • Each Access Provider uses their existing authentication model (single sign-on) • Level of trust assigned at registration

  10. Production Statistics After six months of being in production… • Loan guarantee volume currently in production: 60.3% • Organizations currently testing will bring us to 63.7% • Organizations currently in development will bring us to 69.7%

  11. Coming Soon…the “Super Screen” • We need your help… • Data from all sources • Would it help? • What should be there? • How would you use it?

  12. Meteor Sponsors American Education Services American Student Assistance Bank One Chase Manhattan College Foundation, Inc. [NC] College Board/College Credit Education Loan Program Connecticut Student Loan Foundation Educational Credit Management Corporation Education Assistance Corporation Education Funding Association Florida Department of Education, OSFA

  13. Meteor Sponsors Georgia Higher Education Assistance Corporation Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation GuaranTec, LLP Higher Education Student Assistance Authority Illinois Student Assistance Commission Iowa Student Loan Liquidity Corporation Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority Key Education Resources LoanStar Systems, Inc. Michigan Higher Education Assistance Authority MOSTARS

  14. Meteor Sponsors Montana Guaranteed Student Loan Program National Student Loan Program, Inc. New Hampshire Higher Education Assistance Foundation New Mexico Educational Assistance Foundation New York State Higher Education Services Corporation NCS Pearson North Carolina State Education Assistance Authority Northwest Education Loan Association (NELA) Oklahoma Guaranteed Student Loan Program Oregon Student Assistance Commission Panhandle-Plains Student Loan Center

  15. Meteor Sponsors Rhode Island Higher Education Assistance Authority Sallie Mae, Inc. Southwest Student Services Corporation Student Loan Finance Association Student Loan Guarantee Foundation of Arkansas Student Loans of North Dakota Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation United Student Aid Funds Vermont Student Assistance Corporation

  16. More Information For additional information, current status and updates: Click on the Meteor logo at: www.nchelp.org

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