home about categories posts news
discussions archive games faq contacts

Major Changes in Student Loan Repayment and Forgiveness Applications

February 25, 2025 - 19:17

Major Changes in Student Loan Repayment and Forgiveness Applications

After the 8th Circuit Court's decision to block Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) student loan plans, the Department of Education has announced the removal of several key applications related to student loan repayment and forgiveness. This sudden change has left many borrowers in a state of uncertainty regarding their financial futures.

The IDR plans were designed to help borrowers manage their student loan debts by adjusting monthly payments based on income and family size, ultimately providing a pathway to loan forgiveness after a specified period. With the court's ruling, the Department of Education is now reevaluating its approach to these programs, potentially impacting millions of borrowers who rely on these options for financial relief.

Students and graduates who were counting on these repayment plans are now facing challenges in their efforts to secure affordable repayment solutions. The Department has urged borrowers to stay informed about upcoming changes and to explore alternative repayment options while it works to address the implications of the court's decision.


MORE NEWS

Governor Urges Lawmakers to Boost Funding for Underprivileged Schools

February 4, 2026 - 03:40

Governor Urges Lawmakers to Boost Funding for Underprivileged Schools

During his budget address on Tuesday, Governor Josh Shapiro emphasized the urgent need for lawmakers to allocate millions of additional dollars to Pennsylvania’s underfunded schools. He...

Alabama's Historic Education Budget Proposal Discussed in Legislature

February 3, 2026 - 14:09

Alabama's Historic Education Budget Proposal Discussed in Legislature

The education budget hearing comes after Gov. Kay Ivey proposed the largest Education Trust Fund budget in Alabama history. This ambitious plan aims to significantly enhance funding for K-12...

Remembering Aimée Dorr: A Legacy of Leadership in Education

February 3, 2026 - 11:55

Remembering Aimée Dorr: A Legacy of Leadership in Education

Aimée Dorr, the former dean of UCLA’s School of Education and Information Studies and a respected UC provost, has passed away at the age of 83. During her remarkable 13-year tenure as dean, Dorr...

The Consequences of State-Controlled Education on Black Children

February 3, 2026 - 00:39

The Consequences of State-Controlled Education on Black Children

When educational oversight shifts away from federal protection, it leads to a fragmented system where the value of a child`s education is determined by individual state agendas. This...

read all news
home categories posts about news

Copyright © 2026 StudyLooms.com

Founded by: Charlotte Rogers

discussions archive games faq contacts
terms of use privacy policy cookie policy