What Will Happen If We Reinstate the Gainful Employment Rule?
By: Michael Itzkowitz, Senior Fellow, Higher Education, Third Way, Shelbe Klebs, Education Policy Advisor, Third Way Originally posted via Third Way on February 10, 2022 In January, the US Department of Education (Department) began a negotiated rulemaking process to...Accountability That Works: Restoring Gainful Employment and Strengthening Higher Education Accountability Measures
The Gainful Employment (GE) Rule was intended to protect students from low-quality programs that often left them with a mountain of debt and credits of little to no value. Issued in 2014, the GE Rule worked to improve institutional quality while lowering costs and...Searching for Common Ground: Week One of Negotiated Rulemaking
By: Kyle Southern, TICAS and Sarah Sattelmeyer, New America Last Monday, negotiators for this fall’s Affordability and Student Loans Committee began their work on the first of two anticipated negotiated rulemakings (“neg reg”), a process through...Infographic – What Is The 90/10 Loophole?
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@FSAconf Hey my #negreg friends. Annmarie is reviewing our hard work. Miss you! But nice to see the impact of our diligent effort.
AV's @claremccann delves into three key rules that just finalized with @usedgov to shape #HigherEd accountability and protect students. #NegReg #BorrowerDefense
https://www.arnoldventures.org/stories/three-key-regulations-among-the-education-departments-new-trove
It's a honeycrisp kind of day. #NegReg
OUT TODAY: More new regulations from @usedgov. A statement from @KellyMcManusEdu here: https://www.arnoldventures.org/newsroom/statement-from-kelly-mcmanus-on-the-finalized-regulations-for-targeted-debt-relief-programs-from-the-u-s-department-of-education. Full regs here: https://public-inspection.federalregister.gov/2022-23447.pdf. #negreg 1/
What a long, strange trip #negreg has been for a year and a half, but these new regs from @usedgov show a real commitment to students & borrowers, and they'll have a real, positive effect on the field of #highered.
We’re grateful to @usedgov, negotiators, advocacy partners, Members of Congress, and many others for their work to bring together a student- and borrower-centered set of new regulations—including the new Borrower Defense to Repayment rule: http://bit.ly/3DNSZg0🧵
Abby Shafroth & @AlphaLawyer_ @NCLC4consumers join @YuPersis @theSBPC, @ei_conn @EdDebtJustice, & Bonnie Latreille @usedgov to discuss key federal student loan policy developments and the impact on borrowers and practitioners at #CRLC2022. #ProtectConsumers #DefendStudents
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