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    Ed Money Watch Blog
    May
    21
    2013

    Subsidized Stafford Loans Come at a Cost – Even at a Higher Interest RateClare McCann

    The student loan interest rate debate will come to a head early this summer as the 3.4 percent interest rate on Subsidized Stafford student loans nears its July 1 expiration. When that deadline hits, the rate will revert to 6.8 percent, the rate currently charged on Unsubsidized Stafford loans. Last ...

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    May
    15
    2013

    Progress Seen in Increasing Data and Transparency in Higher EducationClare McCann

    For more on this issue, check out this post from Amy Laitinen on our sister blog, Higher Ed Watch.

    Establishing a ...

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    May
    09
    2013

    The Higher Ed Arms Race: How the High-Tuition High-Aid Model Shuts Out Low-Income StudentsAlex Holt

    Yesterday, the New America Foundation's Education Policy Program released "Undermining Pell: How Colleges Compete for Wealthy Students and Leave the Low-Income Behind." Author Stephen Burd reveals a full-fledged "financial ...

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