"Bad Education" (n+1)
Excellent article from n+1 examines the student loan bubble, in which banks and colleges take advantage of students to an extent never before seen in higher education.
"high and increasing college costs mean students need to take out more  loans, more loans mean more securities lenders can package and sell,  more selling means lenders can offer more loans with the capital they  raise, which means colleges can continue to raise costs. The result is  over $800 billion in outstanding student debt, over 30 percent of it  securitized, and the federal government directly or indirectly on the  hook for almost all of it." 
 
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