Posts Tagged ‘Institute for Higher Education Policy’
Delinquents: Student Borrowing Behavior
by David Mabe
March 17, 2011
Students who left postsecondary institutions before earning a degree or certificate—and students who attended two-year and for-profit institutions—faced delinquency on their student loans at much higher rates than their peers, according to a new study released by the Washington, D.C.-based Institute for Higher Education Policy (IHEP).
Delinquency: The Untold Story of Student Loan Borrowing, ...
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Student-Created Fund Helps Raise Money to Cover Unmet Need
by Cody Simmons
June 4, 2010
Today’s fast-paced and Internet-driven society provides a lot of opportunities for innovation in the college financial aid world. As tuition costs continue to rise faster than average incomes, more students are turning to private lenders and other third-party organizations to finance their educations; the Harvard Educational Review estimates that there was a 76% increase in ...
Read MoreTags: American Educational Research Journal, Brown University, Co-fund.org, Donors Choose, Gates Foundation, Harvard Educational Review, Institute for Higher Education Policy, Kiva, Partridge Snow & Hahn, U.S Education Department Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance | No Comments
