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  • What would happen to student loans if the market crashes?

    Posted by admin on February 20th, 2009 and filed under Student loans | 2 Comments »

    Hypothetically, if the economy was to crash to go into a Second Great Depression, what would happen to the distribution of student loans in a credit tight system? Would they go to the best/economically disadvantaged students first? How would it work?

    Maybe the Institutions of Higher Learning would finally come to their financial senses and lower their tuition fees for lack of a student body?

    2 Responses

    1. dude I Says:

      It is hard to tell but probably to the best students in certain studies like medicine etc., that has a shortage of qualified people.
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      A guess, no one knows for sure

    2. Reena Says:

      Maybe the Institutions of Higher Learning would finally come to their financial senses and lower their tuition fees for lack of a student body?
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