TICAS Recommendations for Negotiated Rulemaking Topics
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...37 Groups Share Priorities for Negotiated Rulemaking
Coalition letter from 37 groups to the Department of Education sharing its negotiated rulemaking priorities including substantial student and borrower representation among negotiators, and strengthening safeguards against predatory practices from for-profit...Dreams Dashed: California Colleges Where Many Borrow But Few Repay
Over two million undergraduates each year enroll in a college based in California. While many students find that student loans are an investment in their future and can successfully repay their loans, others struggle to make payments, or make payments that do not keep...Coalition Letter to Education Secretary Cardona
Twelve organizations working on behalf of students, consumers, veterans, faculty and staff, researchers, civil rights advocates, and others concerned about predatory practices and unaffordable debt in higher education sent a letter urging Secretary Cardona to select a...Coalition Letter from 22 Groups Urging Secretary Cardona to Immediately Address Borrower Defense Claims
Twenty-two organizations that work on higher education accountability, and advocate for students, military service members and veterans, low-income consumers, educators, college administrators, and educational equity urge Secretary Cardona to immediately address...Student Voices
Today’s @usedgov settlement is finally removing a massive weight off the shoulders of Navy veteran Nicole Wilson from Akron.
At #NegReg, she testified on how Bryant & Stratton College left her with a poor education and deep in student loan debt:
https://vetsedsuccess.org/student-veteran-submission-nicole-wilson-testimony-to-the-department-of-education/
Today’s @usedgov settlement is finally removing a nearly $170K weight off the shoulders of Army #veteran Greg Engle from Orlando.
At #NegReg, he testified on how University fo Phoenix left him deep in student loan debt: https://vetsedsuccess.org/student-veteran-submission-greg-engle-testimony-to-the-department-of-education/
Today’s @usedgov settlement is finally removing a major weight off the shoulders of military spouse Carolyn Hix.
During #NegReg, she testified on how Blair College left her deep in student loan debt: https://vetsedsuccess.org/student-veteran-submission-carolyn-hix-testimony-to-the-department-of-education/
Today’s @usedgov settlement is finally removing a nearly $90,000 weight off the shoulders of Army #veteran Alphi Coleman from Los Angeles.
At #NegReg, she testified on how University fo Phoenix left her deep in student loan debt:
https://vetsedsuccess.org/student-veteran-submission-alphi-coleman-testimony-to-the-department-of-education/
https://youtu.be/ouulp7EPm-w
Today’s @usedgov settlement is finally removing a $50,000 weight off the shoulders of US Army veteran Jarrod Thoma from Colorado Springs.
At #NegReg, he testified on how DeVry left him with a worthless piece of paper and deep in student loan debt:
https://vetsedsuccess.org/student-veteran-submission-jarrod-thoma-testimony-to-the-department-of-education/
