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this "college premium", it has raised new questions about how growing numbers of students can make these investments. One …
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of students, though rates have risen at flagship universities. Finally, despite some weak association with increased …
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A debtor seeking to discharge student loans in bankruptcy must prove that paying the debt would cause an undue hardship upon him and his dependents. Undue hardship, however, is an undefined concept, flummoxing debtors, creditors and judges alike. The result of this ambiguity is rampant...
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assistance, many postsecondary students do not contemplate the long-term implications of the legal obligations that they accept … that accompany those costs. These harms extend beyond the direct, financial impact on students to the civic community and … student loans for all institutions whose students receive Title IV aid. If adopted, these statutory and regulatory amendments …
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when saving, investment, and consumption are stunted. A perfect storm of factors have coalesced: more students are …
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In an effort to stem perceived abuses of the bankruptcy system, Congress adopted a rule in 1976 that created a time-based conditional limitation on the discharge of federally guaranteed student loans in bankruptcy. The only means of overcoming the limitation was the showing of an “undue...
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