Librarian Sues After Education Department Refuses To Count 9 Years Toward PSLF
A former law librarian is suing the Education Department over PSLF after DOJ argued her job duties, not her nonprofit employer, decide eligibility.
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Why Colleges Can’t Just Cut Costs: The 4 Things That Actually Lower The Price
Real net tuition at public colleges fell 48% since 2012. Here’s what cutting sports, dorms, and staff would actually save, and the three moves that lower what families pay.
Student Loan Repayment Assistance: Employers Offering SLRA
See 89 companies that pay toward employees’ student loans, with monthly amounts, lifetime caps, who qualifies and the $5,250 tax-free rule.
9 Colleges Closing In 2026: Full List Of Closures And Mergers
Nine U.S. nonprofit colleges have closed or announced closures in 2026, and 10 mergers are done or in progress. See the full list and what’s next for 2027.
Education Department Expands Professional Degree List To 30 Programs After Oregon Ruling
Naturopathic medicine programs now qualify as professional degrees after a federal court order, raising loan limits to $50,000 a year and $200,000 total.
Student Debt Cancellation Raised Credit Scores 17 Points: Study
A new study of credit records finds federal student debt cancellation raised credit scores 17 points and lifted homeownership 1.2 percentage points.
How To Recertify Your Income For Income-Driven Repayment (IDR)
Recertify your income for IDR at StudentAid.gov in about 10 minutes, free. Here’s when your deadline is, what happens if you miss it, and how automatic recertification works.
Debt-Free College Act Returns With A Federal Match For States That Cover Full College Costs
The Debt-Free College Act from Sen. Schatz and Rep. Pocan would match state college funding to cover full unmet need and expand Pell to DREAMers.
Discretionary Income Calculator For Student Loans
Use our discretionary income calculator and see how your income can impact your student loans and income driven repayment plans.
Syracuse University Will Review Its Administrative Offices After Cutting 93 Programs
Syracuse University will review its executive and administrative offices this fall after cutting 93 programs and posting a 1.5% operating deficit.
BASIC Act Would Send $1 Billion A Year To Colleges For Student Food, Housing, And Childcare
The BASIC Act would give colleges $1 billion a year for student food, housing, and childcare and use the FAFSA to screen students for SNAP and Medicaid.
