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Sallie Mae Corporation is a publicly held company. The company was established in 1972 as a government sponsored enterprise. At the present time Sallie Mae Corporation is headquartered in Reston, Virginia. The company specializes in education finance industry and provides different government guaranteed student loans under the Federal Family Education Loan Program, private student loans, consolidation student loans, K-12 loans, and college savings plans. Sallie Mae Corporation is the top student loan company. The company has hundreds of offices all over the United States.

Sallie Mae is listed on Fortune 500 and the Forbes Global 2000. Besides, the company sponsors a charitable organization that aims to increase access to higher education.

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DateSallie Mae ReviewsHits
11/02 ▪ SALLIE MAE CAN KISS MY A**!!!!! 19
07/06 ▪ SALLIE MAE TUITION PLAN 171
05/26 ▪ Sallie Mae/Pheaa/AES Misleading loan sharks 216
10/02 ▪ Sallie Mae is not a charity/ It's your debt. pay up. 354
08/25 ▪ I agree 227
07/22 ▪ Rude Employee Phone contact 286
07/19 ▪ Sallie Mae is Ruining my Life and my Health 425
07/16 ▪ Sallie Mae is a bunch of liars 307
07/04 ▪ Sallie Mae: A Financial Stranglehold 331
06/16 ▪ Sallie Mae- Terrible Service 218
06/10 ▪ Threatening to garnish my Mothers check for an erroneous balance. 327
06/05 ▪ the loan sharks business and loans from sallie mae 270
05/25 ▪ Sallie Mae Consumer Advocate Unit 434
05/25 ▪ Sallie Mae and Credit Bureau Reporting 642
05/07 ▪ sallie mae tricked me 1028
05/06 ▪ F* Sallie Mae 1151
04/23 ▪ Sallie Mae - Where Do I Start? 358
04/17 ▪ Sallie Mae - calling 10-20x per day, 7 days a week 503
04/08 ▪ Just Listen 448
11/05 ▪ Sallie Mae Complaint 779
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