Need to know the what, when, and why of #NegReg? We’ll answer these questions and more with Hofstra University’s Dr. Rebecca Natow on September 14th. Register today to join us for this important briefing: ow.ly/hwUB50PCklH

There are 500+ Hispanic-Serving Institutions across the U.S. – colleges or universities where Hispanic students make up 25%+ of undergrad enrollment. As we kick off #HSIWeek, learn how ED supports HSIs & higher ed opportunities for Hispanic students: sites.ed.gov/hispanic-initi…

Have questions about the SAVE plan and what it offers for borrowers? Find the loan simulator and more⤵️ studentaid.gov/announcements-…

Everyone’s rollin’ like a big shot when they’re riding in a union made Michigan whip.

"It's putting the focus exactly on what students want out of their college experience which is a return on investment," says Third Way Education Deputy Director Michelle Dimino on colleges that offer the best value.

History made. President Donald J. Trump is standing strong alongside striking UAW auto workers, the first sitting President to ever join a picket line!

Congrats to 128 Grazer, our 2023 #FatBearWeek champion! 🥳 Though unaware of her title in this imaginary contest, her success is real! For bears, fat = success, & she's set up well for winter. We had a record-shattering 1,382,783 votes! There's so much love for our bears! ❤️

If you’re at #NCAN2023 come join us to talk about student loan default at 2:45!

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🤔Not sure who your federal student loan servicer is? Well, you aren’t alone. Student loans can be a pain—here are some facts you should know as repayment resumes. pew.org/3QM8qvn

What are the key differences between the new SAVE income-driven repayment plan and REPAYE? Which plan is more affordable for which borrowers? Two charts break this down here. 👇 pew.org/3SttWX8

Don’t let the confusion of student loans leave you behind. Here’s what borrowers should know while planning for their return (or start) to student loan payments this fall. pew.org/3QM8qvn

Survey says: Borrowers are concerned with repaying their student loans. Our survey reveals 82% of people say repaying student loans is “somewhat” or “very” difficult to afford after the three-year pandemic pause. pew.org/47WUUeK

Recent changes are helping more federal student loan borrowers get on a path to successful repayment. 1 example: The new SAVE plan, which prevents balances from spiraling out of control. #SOTU #StateOfTheUnion pew.org/4c2M55t

About a third of federal student loan borrowers experienced default at some point in the past two decades. Who’s more likely to be in that group? 👇pew.org/4bDDshL #SOTU #SOTU2024

One wrong turn in the federal student loan repayment system can throw a borrower off track—leading to a costly default. But under a new federal repayment plan many borrowers are finding repayment more affordable. #SOTU pew.org/4c2M55t

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Today, @TaylorSwift13 released #TheTorturedPoetsDepartment, her 8th album in the 4 years. We haven’t dropped any albums (yet) but we do release new episodes of our podcast, The Watchdog Report, each week. Listen now: gao.gov/podcast?utm_so… #TTPD #TaylorSwift

Don’t let defaulted loans ⬇️ your credit score. ​ When you enroll in Fresh Start, we will remove the record of default from your credit report. In some cases, this can improve your credit rating. Sign up before the program ends on Sept. 30, 2024. StudentAid.gov/articles/fresh…

For many, the student loan repayment system isn’t working. Survey findings show half of Black borrowers and 40% of Hispanic or Latino borrowers have defaulted on student loans—compared to 29% of White borrowers. pew.org/3VwAzbY