The Student Debt Crisis has become a significant problem in the United States. Millions of American students are facing massive debts and liabilities with no hope for recovery. While federal and private lending is available to students, the system is currently broken. Many individuals are either unaware of safe lending options, or taken advantage of by profit-seeking companies. This crisis is not only hurting the American economy as a whole, but also forcing our students to drop out of post-secondary institutions due to excessive debt. Solutions to this issue are an option and must be implemented by the United States government in order to prove successful. Factors such as educating our students, allowing borrowers to refinance or declare b...
Over 45 million Americans owe about “$1.6 trillion in student loan debt.” But the real problem with ...
Mounting student debt to cover rising college costs is creating a challenging environment for a numb...
In fiscal year 2002, approximately 5.8 million Americans borrowed $38 billion (USD) in federal stude...
Politicians, educators, and financial experts agree—student loan debt in the United States is in a c...
Student debt has been dated back to 1965 when the federal government began guaranteeing student loan...
This Note addresses the student loan debt problem in the United States, the serious risks it poses, ...
Currently, there are 44.2 million Americans holding student loan debt collectively totaling $1.5 tri...
Getting a college education is part of the American dream. Unfortunately, the debt students incur fr...
In a world of rapidly escalating amounts of student debt, the current system harms college stakehold...
College tuition and student debt levels have been increasing at a fast pace for at least two decades...
This paper examines the student loan debt crisis that is bubbling up in America today. Many politic...
Student loan debt in the United States is now estimated to exceed one trillion dollars. However, in ...
Research has proven that over the course of a student’s higher education career, individuals will be...
For my senior thesis, I am discussing how the United States came to be in $1.56 trillion dollars in ...
The U.S. student loan market stands at $1.5 trillion—the second largest consumer debt market in the ...
Over 45 million Americans owe about “$1.6 trillion in student loan debt.” But the real problem with ...
Mounting student debt to cover rising college costs is creating a challenging environment for a numb...
In fiscal year 2002, approximately 5.8 million Americans borrowed $38 billion (USD) in federal stude...
Politicians, educators, and financial experts agree—student loan debt in the United States is in a c...
Student debt has been dated back to 1965 when the federal government began guaranteeing student loan...
This Note addresses the student loan debt problem in the United States, the serious risks it poses, ...
Currently, there are 44.2 million Americans holding student loan debt collectively totaling $1.5 tri...
Getting a college education is part of the American dream. Unfortunately, the debt students incur fr...
In a world of rapidly escalating amounts of student debt, the current system harms college stakehold...
College tuition and student debt levels have been increasing at a fast pace for at least two decades...
This paper examines the student loan debt crisis that is bubbling up in America today. Many politic...
Student loan debt in the United States is now estimated to exceed one trillion dollars. However, in ...
Research has proven that over the course of a student’s higher education career, individuals will be...
For my senior thesis, I am discussing how the United States came to be in $1.56 trillion dollars in ...
The U.S. student loan market stands at $1.5 trillion—the second largest consumer debt market in the ...
Over 45 million Americans owe about “$1.6 trillion in student loan debt.” But the real problem with ...
Mounting student debt to cover rising college costs is creating a challenging environment for a numb...
In fiscal year 2002, approximately 5.8 million Americans borrowed $38 billion (USD) in federal stude...