The U.S. Department of Education announced Thursday it will forgive $150 million in federal student loans.
Nearly 15,000 former students whose schools shut down prior to graduation between Nov. 1, 2013 and Dec. 4 will now have their loans cancelled, the Education Departmentannouncement said.
Borrowers will find out about the loan forgiveness over email Friday, CNBC reported.
“For them, it’s going to be a very nice Christmas present,” former Education Department official Clare McCann said, according to CNBC.
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Prob all the Black ones
ReplyDeleteMust be nice, hell I should have gone to college for FREE !!
Lets All go to college and later the Bills are Forgiven !
ReplyDeleteI cannot believe this!
ReplyDeleteShould've gone to a lower grade school so I could have mine erased too. Never! However, I do believe the former students of these schools should have to pass some sort of exam or forfeit their worthless degrees.
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