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Adtalem Global Education shares rise 1.81% premarket after signing a Letter of Intent with Sallie Mae for alternative financing solutions for healthcare students.
ByAinvest
Thursday, Aug 7, 2025 4:56 am ET1min read
Adtalem Global Education Inc. rose 1.81% in premarket trading, driven by the announcement that the company and Sallie Mae have signed a Letter of Intent to explore alternative financing solutions for healthcare students. This initiative aims to establish an alternative financing framework to help students across Adtalem's five institutions access funding to pursue their career goals, aligning with the projected growth in healthcare occupations.
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