U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos will cancel $10.8 million of student loan debt.More than 1,500 students who attended Art Institute of Colorado and the Illinois Institute of Art, two for-profit schools, between January 20, 2018 and December 31, 2018 will have approximately 4,000 federal student loans cancelled and their Federal Pell Grant eligibility restored.
Rep. Bobby Scott , chairman of the House Committee on Education and Labor believes that DeVos and the Education Department supported efforts to “retroactively accredit” both educational institutions by rewriting Department policy. Both Art Institute of Colorado and the Illinois Institute of Art had their accreditation revoked in January 2018 and stopped enrolling students in July 2018. Typically, students who were enrolled when a school closes or who withdrew not more than 120 days before the school closed can have their federal student loans from that school forgiven if they meet certain requirements.
This is an INSANELY misleading headline
Huh? What about other university students who are absolutely drowning in student loans
1% of 1%
1%
Come on Forbes...misleading headline and photo. DeVos was forced by Fed Court order and she was fined by same court for illegal actions regarding this. Not the happy go lucky smiling face kind of action.
For whom, I've got some, and time served
Hmm not mine, must be the debt of student athletes already getting paid.
To students who attended two FOR PROFIT universities.
LOL
Thanks to hasanminhaj i guess 😁 patriotact
Read the whole article
Now all she has to do is tell realDonaldTrump and the rest of the country the truth: tax funded education is a scam and destroys kids minds, and should be abolished immediately. BetsyDeVosED
See Betsy, it didn't hurt a bit edmpirg MikeLittUSA BarmakN
Sooooo is that like 100 students Lmao
another misleading headline without context
After the court almost had her?
After a court made her!!!!
Scared!
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