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Voters Concerned Over Rescinding of Student Loan Protections

The voter cutting across party lines expressed concerns over the recent actions taken by the Education Department and CFPB.

University of Alaska Suspends Programs Review, Single Accreditation

Both the decisions were made after Governor Michael J. Dunleavy vetoed $130 million in the university’s operating budget in June.

Biden Education Plan Promises Major Changes in Higher Education

The plan proposes to make investment in education and training of students beyond high school and ensure greater federal support to HBCUs, TUCs and MSIs.

Many US Adults Feel Financially Insecure, Consider Going to School [Survey]

The survey found 48 percent of millennials, Generation X, and baby boomers financially insecure and considering skills upgrade, including attending school.

Student Debt Crisis: Drivers of Higher Ed. Cost and Possible Solutions

Student loan debt in the United States is a growing problem evaluated at $1.6 trillion, or more than $29,000 per person.

Loan Forgiveness Bills Would Mostly Impact Borrowers in California, Texas

Sanders and Warren have proposed two separate loan forgiveness plans that would provide partial to full debt relief.

New California Law to Help Community College Students in Need

Under the new law, emergency grants will be provided to students during a financial crisis such as eviction, sudden illness, or the death of a family member.

19 Universities Stand in Opposition to Rescinding DACA Program

The schools filed a joint amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the Trump administration’s order of repealing the DACA program.