Students Defrauded by For-Profit Colleges Can Seek Loan Forgiveness, Judge Rules

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In addition to civilian parents and students, any military family or veteran family who is loaded down with college loans for what seems to be "no good reason" graduation should not have happened in four years, the law has described the dilemma. As a veteran, when my son entered college in 2007, graduating in 2011 was not an issue in his mind because he was 4.0 academic performer in honors High School classes, he was a science genius, and entered college as a Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics Scholarship (STEM) student. Everything was smooth for him until he started getting pinged for being a Veteran's child coming in with other benefits. I got involved with the college administration, as the issue evolved into something very suspicious. In the month of December, after watching a local news report on the thousands of students that had been Defrauded by for-profit colleges, I called the US Department of Education for clarity. What was done to my son falls in that venue. In addition, as a doting, heartbroken mother, I kept all of his formulas, notebooks, homework and tests that clearly showed his academic success. It has taken thirteen years to find a venue to expose what was done to him. If anyone suspects they have been victim to this education defrauding, contact the US Department of Education or go online and the application to file a complaint and request relief feedback.studentaid.ed.gov My son was excelling in the discipline Molecular Biology and heading to Medical School.