Student Choice is in Question.
Schools Can’t Comply. Jobs are on the Line.
With unemployment reaching 10%, it’s getting harder and harder for people to find work.
So why are the politicians attempting another government takeover that would eliminate another 35,000 jobs and force academic institutions to make changes they can’t afford?
We strongly support the President’s call for student loan reform. However, without sacrificing local jobs, we must achieve smart, effective reform that benefits students, parents, and schools.
When the government becomes the only provider of loans…
“You wind up losing competition, you wind up losing choice, you wind up losing value-added service…” — Dr. David Mohning, Executive Director, Office of Student Financial Aid and Undergraduate Scholarship, Vanderbilt University
Helpful Links and Information
- Today Student Loans, Tomorrow Health Care – The National Review
- Ready for Another Czar? – The National Review
- Senators: Work Together to Improve Bill – Argus Leader
- Many Wary of Plan to Bypass S.C. Company – The State (South Carolina)
- Swiss Family Congress – The Vanderbilt Torch
- Don’t Let Congress Leverage Our Future on Student Aid – The Georgetown Voice
- House Passes Bill to Expand College Aid For Students – The Ithacan
- Protect Choice and Competition in Student Loans – College Republican National Committee Blog
- Dems Killing Access to Higher Education And Adding a Secret New Czar Too – Red State
- Full House to Vote on Lie of a Bill – CATO @ Liberty
- Q&A: Student Finance Delays -BBC
- Student Loans In ‘Chaos’ Due to Huge Influx of Applications – NOUSE, University of York
- VIDEO: Competitive Enterprise Institute
- VIDEO: UHEEA- Utah Higher Education Assistance Authority
