PART 1: Department’s 2019 Rules Go Into Effect Today, Putting Relief Out of Reach For Many Borrowers Taking Out New Loans After July 1
July 01, 2020
by Kyra Taylor
borrower defense, closed school discharge, defense to repayment, Federal Loans, For-Profit schools, new regulations, predatory schools
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Today, new U.S. Department of Education (the Department) regulations will go into effect, erasing many of the protections students had against school fraud. These regulatory changes could not have come at a worse time. As students are trying to weather the economic instability caused by the coronavirus, the Department has given predatory schools the green […]
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