By Scott Jaschik. Student debt nationally hit $1.31 trillion at the end of 2016, according to new data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Read more...
13 mars 2017
20 février 2017
KGIC placed into receivership, headed for sale after CIBT buys debt
By Beckie Smith. A financial entity set up by CIBT Education Group in Canada has bought and demanded full repayment of CAN$12.3m of debt owed by the troubled education provider KGIC, triggering a sequence of events that is likely to lead to the sale of KGIC in a matter of weeks. More...
19 février 2017
Godot arrives: The Government WILL sell off income-contingent student loans
Today’s announcement on the sale of income-contingent student loans has been a long time coming. In fact it has been a decade since the Labour government passed the Sale of Student Loans Act 2008 and there have been numerous delays in the years since. More...
19 février 2017
Made in America: The growing weight of student loans
Submitted by Ray Bendici. Historically, the notion that one can get a good education, work hard, and eventually create a better existence has been both an aspiration and an expectation. As the Financial Times described, education has been a "cultural imperative". More...19 février 2017
For-profit law school faces crisis after losing federal loans
Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. Toni Valentine, a third-year law student, wanted to know if her school, Charlotte School of Law, was going to close, but it was not telling her. More...
19 février 2017
Student loans: What DeVos might do
Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. After one of the more contentious Senate confirmation hearings in recent memory – and a first-ever vice presidential tie-breaking vote, Betsy DeVos has been confirmed as the new U.S. secretary of education. More...
18 février 2017
Universities minister announces sale of student loan book
By Sally Weale. Critics question assurances that move will have no impact on those paying off loans and will generate £12bn for the exchequer. More...
18 février 2017
Tuition, Debt, and Graduate Creative Writing Programs
By John Warner. How certain are we that some MFA programs aren't "predatory?" Read more...
18 février 2017
Support for Income-Share Agreements Over Loans
By Andrew Kreighbaum. When provided with specific information on what their monthly payments would be, more than half of students and parents in a national survey said they would prefer using an income-share agreement to traditional student loans for financing a college education, according to an American Enterprise Institute report released Thursday. Read more...
10 février 2017
Universities eye austerity measures as student debt grows
Leading universities have reported sharp increases in student debt levels ahead of re-opening for the new academic year despite no fee increases last year, writes Roland Mpofu for The Sunday Independent. More...
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