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Colleges Hiding Student Loan Debt Data

April 26, 2018 NCH Leave a Comment

Another reason for college transparency and clarification forbearance occurs when you are unemployed for an extended period of time I know from personal experience but colleges should present to potential students and parents the actual numbers behind student loan default rates. Dr Carnavale from the Georgetown Center on Education and Workforce has strongly spoken on the need for college transparency otherwise misleading to the public. Forbearance is for about three years usually for unemployment certified by your state or a personal financial challenge that makes repaying your student loan challenging better that you stabilize keep a roof over your head and food on the table. Like any other creditor stay in contact with your student loan provider. Here is student loan information 

 

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