Senators Ask Department Of Education To Student Loans Discharge For Everest, WyoTech, Heald Students
Senators Ask Department Of Education To Student Loans Discharge While Corinthian Colleges — the failing revenue-driven educator that owns for-profit colleges such as Everest University, Wyotech, and Heald College — deals with its sale to new owners, a few thousand of the schools’ students are left in limbo, unsure of who is in charge of […]
Corinthian to Forgive $480 Million in Genesis Loans, but what about Federal Loans?
Genesis Loans: There is a showdown going on between the Department of Education and students at failing for-profit Corinthian Colleges, who want their loans to be forgiven. Student and consumer advocates are backing a group of 15 students who are refusing to pay back their student loans. Now, the United States Senators and the Justice […]
The Art Institute Shutting Down 15 Locations, Loan Forgiveness Available
The Art Institutes Shutting Down 15 Locations Education Management Corp., the operator of The Art Institute schools, is shutting down 15 of The Art Institute locations that’s why loan forgiveness is available. The Illinois Institute of Art-Tinley Park isn’t accepting any new students and will remain open for two years so the 225 students currently […]
Sanford Brown College Shutting Down: Loan Forgiveness
Sanford Brown College, Closes Down Sanford Brown College has announced the decision to close all of its schools and has stopped enrolling new students. Parent company the Career Education Corporation (CEC) said they will shift focus to their online universities, Colorado Technical University and American InterContinental University. Sanford Brown College will undergo a “teach-out” with […]
Florida Congressman Proposes Student Loan Relief Legislation
November 15, 2015: National student loan debt in the U.S. has now surpassed the amount of credit card balances, car loans, and home equity debt totaling $1.3 trillion—a culmination of the 23 million student borrowers. The growing amount of student debt is causing increased concern and a push for Student Loan Relief Legislation. There are […]
Doing the Math on Student Loans
Brent Lindell and Ellie Kay are financial advisers who offer their advice and guidance on tackling student debt. The secret to managing student debt successfully boils down to doing the math before and after it is acquired. It’s becoming more and more common for college grads to stay at home longer and put off marriage […]
Dade Medical College to CLOSE DOORS
The for-profit school Dade Medical College and the University of Southernmost Florida are to CLOSE DOORS, effective immediately. The announcement was made on October 30, 2015, that they were stopping all operations and instruction at their eight locations across the State of Florida. Approximately 2,000 students around Florida were affected. With the high cost of tuition, many students […]
15 Disney Faces on Student Loan Payments That Everyone Can Relate to
1. When it hits you that you have exactly six months before you have to ADULT and start making student loan payments. Disney 2. Time flies and suddenly your first payment is due :O. Disney We can help you find out if you qualify for loan forgiveness and lower payments. 3. When you see ALL THAT MONEY […]
10 Financial Literacy Rules You Need to Break and Why?
Straight into their first year of college, most students don’t have any financial literacy rules sense. They don’t save money, much less use it properly. Here are 10 financial literacy rules you need to break and why? 1. You Need Half a Year of Living Expense in Savings This has been a golden rule for […]
Avoiding Student Debt
Though it seems impossible avoiding the hardship of student debt, even to some degree, there are ways to keep your debt manageable. Of course, once you graduate, it won’t feel that way because lenders will pummel you eager for you to begin reimbursement. Take a deep breath- we get it! Tips: Avoiding Student Debt First […]