
HOLDING HIGHER ED & WORKFORCE TOGETHER







Student debt and workforce shortages are colliding. Clasp bridges the gap.
⚠️ Major Federal Student Loan Changes Are Here
New policy shifts have created a massive gap in student funding — and a new opportunity for schools and employers to lead.
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Clasp is the only platform that integrates student financing and workforce recruiting and retention, helping:

Employers
recruit earlier, retain longer, and address talent shortages by tackling student debt.

Schools
replace lost federal aid with institutional lending and connect students to employer-sponsored pathways.

Students
secure flexible funding and get pre-selected by employers who help repay their loans — even before graduation.
OUR IMPACT
commited by Clasp employers to student loan repayment
average loan repayment offer—on top of salary & benefits ¹
students supported to date
schools & programs supported nationwide
increase in retention for employers*
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Why we built Clasp
We’re fixing a broken system
The gap between education and employment has never been wider — and students are paying the price. Clasp bridges these worlds, creating equitable access, stronger pipelines, and sustainable careers that move higher education and the workforce forward. Join us on our mission.



Insights & Updates
*Results may vary. Based on sample of 500 skilled trade employees in Clasp’s servicing portfolio data and national average turnover rates for commercial truck driver and diesel technician roles. Sources: Clasp, Zippia, American Trucking Associations.
FinWise Bank is not affiliated with the employers. FinWise Bank and Clasp are not involved in the program selection.
¹ Program selection is not guaranteed. If qualified, selected, and employed by a participating employer for a specified employment term, the employer will pay back up to a specified amount toward the student’s eligible, synced student loans in installments via the Clasp platform. In case of voluntary employment termination or termination with cause, failure to meet the terms of the student’s sponsorship agreement, or in the event the student chooses to leave the program at any time, the student is responsible to pay any remaining outstanding amount. The student is personally responsible for the financial obligations under their loan agreement(s). Any agreement between the student and their employer sponsor is entirely separate from their loan obligation(s) and will not in any way offset their obligations to their lender unless payments are made by them or any other party on their behalf.