Recent Changes to Federal Student Aid Programs
January 27, 2012
by greenbee
Congress made a number of changes to the federal student aid programs at the end of 2011. This legislation passed without much substantive debate because it was part of the […]
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January 26, 2012
by greenbee
We wrote in December about operational breakdowns at the Department of Education, focusing on the Department’s failure to properly place borrowers in “forced consolidation” into IBR. Shockingly, the Department has […]
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