Saturday, September 29, 2012
New data shows that 9.1% of student-loan holders default within their first two years out of school. Still, the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators says that upward line isn’t as bad as it looks. “While it’s too soon to tell whether this signifies a leveling off of recent dramatic increases … NASFAA is pleased that the rate of increase has slowed,” the group said in a statement.
Read more [PDF].

New data shows that 9.1% of student-loan holders default within their first two years out of school. Still, the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators says that upward line isn’t as bad as it looks. “While it’s too soon to tell whether this signifies a leveling off of recent dramatic increases … NASFAA is pleased that the rate of increase has slowed,” the group said in a statement.

Read more [PDF].

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