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    Banks and other financial institutions that prey on college students by giving loans for colleges are relying on the fact that you might not know what the loan might entail for you in the future. If not explained properly, your small little debt might grow to become a huge one with the interest accumulated. Without the proper financial knowledge, loan will become an obstacle in obtaining a quality education. In past eras, money was utilized for all intents and purposes for every purchase. Today,…

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    Decreasing Student Debt

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    economy get worse, an increasing amount of college students are feeling the stress of financial problems upon entering college. However, college students continue to take out loans and put themselves in debt. Some possible solutions for decreasing student debt include improving the affordability of college, modifying the national education budget, and reducing the interest rate on student loans. The first possible solution for decreasing student debt is improving the affordability of college.…

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    only 20.6 million attended. Of the 20.6 million college students, 17.7 million are undergraduates.…

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    According to a Navient press release, a market leader in student loans, Navient, agreed to buy the Earnest, the fin-tech startup which once aimed to establish a top-notch financial institution, for $155 million in cash. Subject to some regulatory approvals, the deal should finalize by end of the fourth quarter of this year. For Navient, that is a strategic move and a giant step ahead in the student loans business. Since it started working independently from Sallie Mae in 2014, the company has…

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    Student Tax Fraud Essay

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    This loan is a last resort type of loan, after someone gets there other options in, such as loans discussed beforehand and after all their scholarships have come in. Its there to guarantee that you will have the financial means to get into the institution that you are have the opportunity to enroll into. It's a loan that makes sure that there is a really good chance that they will get their money back.Which means that this loan is not the loan that people use to commit student tax fraud because…

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    nontraditional students are enrolling themselves in for-profit universities with the hopes of earning a solid education and getting a high paying job. For-profit universities have become rather a trend among non-traditional student’s, because of the fact that they offer their full degrees online. But the negative sides about these for-profit universities overshadow the benefits of attending one. The for profit universities will never reveal about the real scam that they are, by saddling…

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    In the event of Men Valuing Professionalism the presentation of the interim vice president of Student Affairs, Dr. Wayne Brumfield “College Student Loan Debt Crisis” helped me to get a better understanding that the amount of loans that a college student take can be harmful to our future. He discussed the group of people that borrow more money from the school who are white or black males and both groups have the same expectation of salary after graduating. However, in the presentation, he touched…

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    years, students have been paying more to attend college and earning less upon graduation. In other words, more and more college undergraduates are taking out student loans to pay for their tuition without being able to pay back the loans after graduation. Lately, financial aid that students receive from the federal government has not been nearly enough to cover the full cost of college. This is what pushes students to take out loans. Many find themselves not being able to pay off their loans…

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    order to get a good job and be successful in the future. Along with going to college comes the ridiculous amount of money that all students face in debt after they graduate. The short essay, “Is Forgiving Student Loan Debt a Good Idea?,” written by Kayla Webley, gives many examples of why she thinks that Robert Applebaum’s proposal of bailing out anyone with student loan debt is a bad idea. The author discusses how unfeasible this proposal is and the negative side effects that this would have on…

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    Student Bailout Analysis

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    Critique of Student Debt and the Next Bailout Thesis: The author discussed there being a widespread agreement between the Republican and Democratic parties that the student loan industry is heading towards a massive default. This article was very well written and contained ample information regarding the student loan market and the possibility of future government involvement. The author made his point by giving precise evidence. The quality of his work was outstanding and both sides of the…

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