This chapter outlines an ambitious agenda for future research to continue deepening our
understanding of student loan borrowing and repayment decisions, as well as the …

As federal policymakers consider changes to income-driven repayment (IDR) schemes,
research that examines the characteristics and financial behaviors of student loan borrowers …

This qualitative inquiry delves into the experiences and sense-making of borrowers enrolled
in the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program, focusing on the impact of the …

The Senate HELP committee is considering changes to income-driven repayment (IDR)
schemes for student loans, necessitating research that examines the characteristics and …

Black women who attend college in the United States are more likely to borrow to cover the
cost of attendance and carry the largest amount of student loan debt than any other racial …

Student loan debt continues to grow at a rapid pace (Scott-Clayton, 2018). The total debt
burden for each student graduating from college is over $35,000, and that number is likely to …

The current study was conducted to better understand the impact of student loan debt and
student loan moratorium for graduates during the COVID-19 pandemic. This study utilized a …

We update Collier et al.(2021) by using the Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF) 2019
dataset to explore characteristics of enrollees in Income-Driven Repayment (IDR). SCF 2019 …

Colleges are beginning to close in America. As time advances, the risk of further college
closures or mergers in American higher education seems to be rising. But why? Why in a …

Background: The current student loan debt level has reached an all-time high at 1.7 trillion,
with 54% of college students taking on some form of debt to cover their college expenses …