About 49 Trademarks found that are owned by Sallie Mae Bank

Private student loan services

OPEN NET

Savings account services; Student loan services; Administration of savings accounts; Issuance of credit cards; Providing student loan information; Providing student loans

"PRO"

Admission consulting services, namely, consulting in the field of college admissions, specifically, college selection, completing admissions applications, and preparation for college admission interviews; college consulting services, namely, assisting students in finding colleges and universities and completing the application process; providing a web site that features information on attending college and university with an emphasis on newly enrolled students; providing information on attending college and university with an emphasis on newly enrolled students via a website

FREE MONEY PRO

Loan financing, namely, providing student loans

The mark consists of the stylized wording "SALLIE MAE" wherein the words are stacked one above the other, and wherein the two "L"s are above the "M" and where three different sized vertical lines appear to the left of the wording with the line closest to the wording bending toward the wording and having a small dot above it.

Charitable fund raising; providing grants to non-profit organizations and students for programs and initiatives that increase a student's access to post-secondary education

The mark consists of the words "sallie" and "mae" stacked, where the "e" in "sallie" is above the "a" in "mae" along with two different sized vertical lines above the "l"'s, and one vertical line with a curve to the right above the "i" in "sallie" also including three vertical lines extending downward below the "m" in "mae" where the first line curves to the left.

The mark consists of the words "sallie" and "mae" stacked, where the "e" in "sallie" is above the "a" in "mae" along with two vertical lines above the "l"'s, and one vertical line with a curve to the right above the "i" in "sallie" also including three vertical lines extending downward below the "m" in "mae" where the last line curves to the left across the other two lines.