No Student Loans for Campus Protest Convicts
New rules may prevent students convicted of offenses during campus protests from receiving federal student loans or having existing loans forgiven. This means affected individuals could lose access to crucial financial aid for education, impacting their ability to continue studies.
Key points
Individuals convicted of offenses related to campus protests will be ineligible for federal student loans.
These individuals will also lose the ability to have existing federal student loans forgiven, cancelled, or modified.
The rules apply to both new loans and those taken out before the law's enactment.
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