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LOANS from page 1
t
ations tying me up without
/ signing this law, President
Bush hopes to reduce student
defaults on federally guaranteed
loans. The amount of total de¬
faults has grown from $151 mil¬
lion in 1981 to an estimated $2.7
billion last year.
Heuston acknowledged the
fact that there is a default problem
butsaidthat othermesures
can be taken to curtail student de¬
faults.
"We do have a default prob¬
lem,'' Heuston said.
"Almost half of the money that
the government allocates has to
go out to pay defaults but I am not
sure that what Bush is doing is the
right way to go about it.
There are other strategies to
pursue, among them the govern¬
ment should be more rigorous in
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Jason Avery
Thad Avery
Greg Brough
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screening what kind of institu¬
tions should be eligible to partici¬
pate in the programming,*' He¬
uston said.
Heuston said, that the default
rate is very high in certain areas
and schools.
"Default rate in private voca¬
tional schools is high," Heuston
said.
It is also high in two-year
schools and less in some four-year
schools.
1 think that the government
has to take a long look at who is
defaulting where and not just get
everybody whoappliesforaloan/'
Heuston said.
Joan Hillery, director of finan¬
cial aid at CSU Stanislaus, said
that a lot of students are going to
be victimized with this new law.
Ithinkifs very unfair because
there are no other alternatives for
students to apply for loans in order
to obtain higher education/ said
Hillery.
Recently, in an effort to crack
down on defaults, senators, by a
93-1 vote, approved legislation
that would make schools with a
25 percent or higher default rate
ineligible for federal aid programs.
The legislation also raised the
limits on Pell grants to $3,600 from
$2,400, and would make them
available to families earning up to
$42,000 a year, up from $30,000.
However, the legislation was
only an authorization bill and the
House is still working on its own
According to Heuston, the
legislation will take a long time
before it goes into effect.
It's going to be a long time
before weget a good sense of what
theactual bill will be because there
is a tremendous amount of work
needed in the bill,* Heuston said.
Heuston said that the Demo¬
crats are trying to gain support
from the middle-class voters for
the upcoming presidential elec-
Heuston said that the there is
no money to fund the legislation.
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| Title | 1992_03 The Daily Collegian March 1992 |
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| Publication Date | 1992 |
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| Title | March 5, 1992, Page 3 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1992 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
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| Full-Text-Search | M y}*<§. ???.??^.9S!^*MI^?#.??^?. LOANS from page 1 t ations tying me up without / signing this law, President Bush hopes to reduce student defaults on federally guaranteed loans. The amount of total de¬ faults has grown from $151 mil¬ lion in 1981 to an estimated $2.7 billion last year. Heuston acknowledged the fact that there is a default problem butsaidthat othermesures can be taken to curtail student de¬ faults. "We do have a default prob¬ lem,'' Heuston said. "Almost half of the money that the government allocates has to go out to pay defaults but I am not sure that what Bush is doing is the right way to go about it. There are other strategies to pursue, among them the govern¬ ment should be more rigorous in ' A **j x[ The Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity Beta Nu Chapti ar ■ is pleased to announce its Spring 1992 Pledge Class j Jason Avery Thad Avery Greg Brough 1 Scott Cross Justin Emmy Isaac Jackson Jason Martinez MikeMcCiea Manny Sanchez James Smith LeeUrabe Craig Voorting Darin Yohman John Zanoni | screening what kind of institu¬ tions should be eligible to partici¬ pate in the programming,*' He¬ uston said. Heuston said, that the default rate is very high in certain areas and schools. "Default rate in private voca¬ tional schools is high," Heuston said. It is also high in two-year schools and less in some four-year schools. 1 think that the government has to take a long look at who is defaulting where and not just get everybody whoappliesforaloan/' Heuston said. Joan Hillery, director of finan¬ cial aid at CSU Stanislaus, said that a lot of students are going to be victimized with this new law. Ithinkifs very unfair because there are no other alternatives for students to apply for loans in order to obtain higher education/ said Hillery. Recently, in an effort to crack down on defaults, senators, by a 93-1 vote, approved legislation that would make schools with a 25 percent or higher default rate ineligible for federal aid programs. The legislation also raised the limits on Pell grants to $3,600 from $2,400, and would make them available to families earning up to $42,000 a year, up from $30,000. However, the legislation was only an authorization bill and the House is still working on its own According to Heuston, the legislation will take a long time before it goes into effect. It's going to be a long time before weget a good sense of what theactual bill will be because there is a tremendous amount of work needed in the bill,* Heuston said. Heuston said that the Demo¬ crats are trying to gain support from the middle-class voters for the upcoming presidential elec- Heuston said that the there is no money to fund the legislation. FREE ANTIVIRUS SHAREWARE FOR PC Specially Delete Michelangelo Virus ♦ N A W.NEE8 ' 1 1 UJ z O v> * < -j HERNOON Expiration: 03-06-92 Bring this ad and a blank disk to: MALIOBORO INC 295 W. Cromwell suite 106 Fresno, Ca 93711 TeL(2O9)43M101 F«x:43M203 Tel(209y31 Collegian ANNOUNCEMENTS Diana's Typing Service Word Proc¬ essing w/ Laser printing Theses, Term Papers, Reports, etc. Call 431-07&0 Bailey's Words and Such Profes¬ sional Word Processing Term papers, reports, theses, resumes and much more! Computer checks your spelling, grammar, punctuation, etc. Student rates. Evenings and week¬ end appointmnets welcome. 225-5823 FOR SALE Free female Akrta 4 years old. 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