Government ❯ Education Department

Policy Changes

Student Loan Programs Student Loan Repayment Legal Challenges Litigation Loan Servicers Executive Orders Teacher Regulations Teacher Work Conditions Income-Driven Repayment School Funding Federal Grants Forbearance Programs Technical Issues Funding Decisions Public Reaction Biden Administration Impact on Families Student Loan Collections Uniform Implementation Financial Aid Management Workforce Reduction Selective Schooling School Regulations Age Regulations Settlement Agreements Civil Rights Loan Eligibility Federal Agencies Public Health Trump Administration Funding Cuts Student Loan Management Loan Forgiveness Programs Implementation Challenges Student Loan Regulations Pandemic Response Secretary of Education Admissions Policies

Education Department Starts 90‑Day Transition for SAV E Borrowers

Staggered notices set personal 90‑day deadlines that could push many borrowers into higher standard payments or new Tiered Standard plans.

Court Stay Temporarily Expands Which Graduate Programs Qualify for Higher Federal Loans

Education Department Orders Millions Off SAVE, Sets 90-Day Window to Choose New Loan Plan

Education Department Signals March Surge in Student Loan Forgiveness After SAVE Injunction Lifted

GOP States Seek to Revive Injunction After Judge Dismisses SAVE Lawsuit

One Year In, Trump’s Higher-Ed Agenda Recasts the Federal–University Nexus

Education Department Begins Wage-Garnishment Notices for Defaulted Student Loans

Education Department’s PSLF Rule Narrowing Employer Eligibility Triggers 22-State Lawsuit

Wage Garnishment for Defaulted Student Loans Nears With No Start Date Yet