Relevant:
- Students and parents borrowing less to pay for college
- Study links student loans with lower net worth, housing values after college
- Megan McArdle on the Coming Burst of the College Bubble
- The College Gender Gap Is Spiraling Out of Control
- Cost of living between 2000 and 2019: Inflation has played a big part in shrinking the American middle class
2008-07-29 — blownmortgage.com
The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority is unable to grant loans to college students this year as it is unable to secure financing due to the condition of the capital markets. More than 40,000 college students will be locked out of financing for their college education due to the beating taken on Wall Street.
Well, to put a positive spin on it, a college education isn't worth much these days anyway.
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