Education Department warns universities over student loan repayments
- The Department of Education released guidance reminding colleges of their responsibility to ensure student loan borrowers repay their debts to avoid defaults on loans.
- About 5.3 million borrowers have defaulted on their student loans.
- Colleges are urged to contact students who have stopped out or graduated since January 2020 to remind them of their repayment obligations.
- Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized the need for greater transparency and accountability in higher education finance.
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Education Department warns universities over student loan repayments
The Education Department sent a “Dear Colleague” letter to universities on Monday warning them of their obligations to support student loan borrowers as the Trump administration ramps up collections for those in default. While the department says borrowers have the “primary responsibility” to ensure they repay their loans, schools should make sure they support their…
Education Dept. Tells Colleges to Help Struggling Borrowers
The guidance, released Monday, reminds colleges of their responsibility to ensure borrowers repay loans to the best of their ability. The Department of Education reminded colleges and universities Monday of their role in ensuring student loan borrowers repay their debt—and that they’ll be on the hook if a large percentage of their former students default on their debts.
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