Not exact matches
The negotiating committee is tasked with revising the 1994
rules that govern when a borrower may have his or her federal student loans
discharged in the event of fraud by a
school.
«The premises of the Gainful Employment
Rule and the Borrower Defense to Repayment
Rule are simple: 1) career training programs should provide sufficient education to enable graduates to obtain jobs and actually pay off their debt without a significant financial hardship and 2) students defrauded by their
schools should be able to have their loans
discharged.
And these
rules provide for automatic loan
discharges for certain students whose
schools shut down.
The borrower defense
rules, finalized in fall 2016, and the gainful employment
rules, finalized in fall 2014, explain the standards that
schools must meet in order to continue to receive federal aid dollars, and the process by which students can vindicate their right to
discharge their loans due to their
school's misconduct.
Now, Rosenthal has issued a new opinion in response to Wolf's
ruling, again
discharging the law -
school loans.