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Is applying online secure?

April 26, 2017online Secure

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Is applying online secure?

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Yes. We use Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protection to encrypt all communications between your computer and our secure site. This is industry-standard security software, and it prevents anyone outside of Chase from viewing your personal details. To let you know your browser’s encryption is active, we’ll display an icon—like a lock or key–in in the corner of your browser’s window.

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A. Loan to Learn’s application process and account management tools have been designed to meet industry standards in web site security. Our web site uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption to ensure that all information transmitted on LoantoLearn.com is secure and accurate. Additionally, all account and financial information is stored on our secure database — not on our web site server. For more information on privacy and security, please see our Privacy and Security Policy.

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Your application data is safe in the Internet. FAFSA on the Web uses Secure Sockets Layer protocol to establish a secure session between your browser and the FAFSA on the Web server.