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Largest for-profit university fined $37.7 million
The Department of Education fined Grand Canyon University for telling doctoral students that its programs cost less than they actually did.
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Biden announces $9 billion in additional student debt relief
President Joe Biden announced student debt relief for an additional 125,000 Americans on Wednesday under the Higher Education Act, clearing $9 billion in student loans for select groups of borrowers.
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Biden's new student debt relief plan will focus on these 5 borrower groups first—here's what to know
The Department of Education is moving forward with its plan to provide debt relief to federal student loan borrowers.
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What to know about the student loan repayments?
Starting Sept. 1, student loans will continue accruing interest, and monthly bills will start up again in October.
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Judges halt a Biden rule offering student debt relief for those alleging colleges misled them
At issue is student loan debt relief for borrowers who say they were victims of misleading information about the quality of education they would receive.
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Federal student loan borrowers can now apply for the SAVE repayment plan—see if you qualify for $0 monthly payments
The new income-driven repayment plan aims to be the most affordable option for federal student loan borrowers.
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Here's what you need to know as FAFSA June 30 deadline approaches
A major deadline is fast approaching for college students. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, allows you to be considered for federal student aid, and is sometimes used by colleges to award their own grants, scholarships, and loans. For the current 2022-23 academic year, the deadline to fill out this form is fast-approaching: June 30th, 2023. While…
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Here's what you need to know as the June 30 FAFSA deadline approaches
As the June 30 FAFSA deadline approaches, here’s what students need to know about the form that makes them eligible for government loans and grants.
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Secretary of Education: Title IX Changes Are to Protect Kids From ‘Elected Bullies'
“When I was a fourth grade teacher, I wasn’t worried about what the secretary of education was doing; I was focused on my children. I understand that, so my job [today] is not to micromanage from D.C.; my job is to make sure they have the resources [and] support, and that we’re giving our schools the tools that they need...
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‘We're Not Going to Stop': Students Rally for Debt Relief Outside Supreme Court
The rally comes as the high court’s justices hear challenges to President Biden’s student loan forgiveness plan.
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NYC Substitute Teacher Arrested for Allegedly Attacking Student in School
A substitute teacher assigned to a New York City school was arrested Thursday afternoon after he allegedly attacked a student at the Queens intermediate school where he worked, authorities said. The NYPD announced the arrest of 77-year-old Vernon Jerom, an educator accused of putting his hands forcefully on the neck of a student. The child, whose age and grade level…