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A Wall Street Bailout for Student Loans? We Already Have That
Earlier this week, Senator Bernie Sanders proposed cancelling all $1.6 trillion in outstanding student debt.
Warren Shows We’re Already Forgiving Too Much Student Debt
Despite the Warren plan’s apparent generosity, it would impose limits on who can qualify for debt forgiveness based on income.
The Inside Track to Elite Colleges: Not Just White and Wealthy
An academic makes a misleading argument about college admissions.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s Student-Loan Shakedown
This is exactly what CFPB critics warned about.
A Hidden Plan to Stick Taxpayers with Billions in Student-Loan ‘Forgiveness’
The Aim Higher Act would let borrowers out of loans they could afford to pay back.
A Teacher-Recruitment Program Set Up to Fail
No one should be surprised that the federal TEACH Grant program is floundering.
What More Funding for State Universities Buys Students
New research suggests that cuts to state funding don't lead to higher tuition costs at public universities.
University of Maryland University College: A ‘Respected State University’ No Better Than Its For-Profit Peers
Its students have the same difficulty paying back their loans.
Scrutinize All Colleges, Not Just For-Profits
Trump looks to undo an Obama-era regulation.