H.R. 8549 is a bill that aims to make individuals ineligible for public service loan forgiveness if they are convicted of an unlawful activity on a college campus on or after October 7, 2023. This includes acts of physical violence or any other violations of state or federal...
H.R. 8549 is a new rule that says if someone does something against the law on a college campus after October 7, 2023, they can't get help from the government to pay off their student loans.
H.R. 10226, titled the “National Guard and Reserve Student Loan Fairness Act,” aims to modify the Higher Education Act of 1965. This bill ensures that members of the reserve components of the Armed Forces who perform certain types of duty, other than active duty for more than...
H.R. 10226 says that if someone in the military reserves works for over 30 days but isn't on full-time duty, they can still get help paying off their student loans, just like people who work full-time in public service jobs.
H.R. 7877, called the "Second Chance at Public Service Loan Forgiveness Act," aims to improve the public service loan forgiveness program established by the Higher Education Act of 1965. The bill seeks to make it easier for people working in public service jobs to qualify for loan forgiveness...
The Second Chance at Public Service Loan Forgiveness Act is like fixing the rules for a game where you can have your school loans erased if you work in certain jobs, like teaching. It tries to make it easier for people who had a hard time with confusing rules in the past to get their loans forgiven now.
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