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TICAS Recommendations for Negotiated Rulemaking Topics

by Protect Students and Taxpayers | Jul 2, 2021 | Career Education Accountability

Recommendations in response to the May 24, 2021 Federal Register notice soliciting input on topics to be included in the U.S. Department of Education’s upcoming negotiated rulemaking. TICAS’ priorities focus on better protecting students by addressing predatory...

NACAC Letter Opposing Loopholes in Incentive Compensation Ban

by Protect Students and Taxpayers | Jun 10, 2015 | Career Education Accountability

Letter from the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) opposing an amendment would create dangerous loopholes in the statutory ban on incentive compensation (commissioned sales) that was enacted more than 20 years ago with broad bipartisan...

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NCLC4consumersNCLC@NCLC4consumers·
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Forced arbitration clauses deny private loan borrowers access to justice! A @CFPB study found arbitration clauses are extraordinarily prevalent and effectively squelch consumer claims. #EndForcedArbitration #ProtectBorrowers #DefendStudents #FAIRAct http://bit.ly/yu-test-sept19

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GIBillRightsVeterans Education Success@GIBillRights·
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We stand with Nicholas Wooldridge of @BlueStarFamily testifying today @usedgov, "We call on the Department of Education to ensure the strong implementation of the new law to close the 90-10 loophole and should not allow the weakening of these provisions." #defendstudents

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GIBillRightsVeterans Education Success@GIBillRights·
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We stand with Ashlynne Haycock of the @TAPSorg testifying today @usedgov, "We strongly encourage the Department of Education to include both Chapter 35 and Montgomery GI Bill benefits in the final calculation for 90/10." #defendstudents

https://vetsedsuccess.org/tragedy-assistance-program-for-survivors-testimony-on-the-90-10-loophole-at-the-department-of-education-hearings/

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NACACWonkNACAC Wonk@NACACWonk·
26 Oct

Statement From Federal Student Aid Chief Operating Officer Rich Cordray Regarding Loan Servicer Contracts http://ow.ly/2v2550Gykz8 via @usedgov For more on student loan servicing and how it affects borrowers, visit @NACAC https://bit.ly/3v3fcR1 #studentloans #DefendStudents

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GIBillRightsVeterans Education Success@GIBillRights·
26 Oct

Student #Veteran Jonathan Banasihan powerfully expresses his support for the closure of the 90/10 loophole, "The institutions that target veterans, that market themselves on every base and on every media, do not act in good faith.” #defendstudents

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