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The New America Foundation&#039;s Stephen Burd has been investigating the for-profit college industry for The Washington Monthly and joins us with more on what ...
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... so your life isn&#039;t ruined even if you fail out,” says Stephen Burd, editor of the New America Foundation&#039;s Higher Ed Watch blog. ...
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At the age of forty-three, Martine Leveque decided it was time to start
over. For several years, she had worked in the movie business, writing
subtitles in Italian and French for English-language films, but her
employer moved overseas. She then tried her hand at sales, but each
time the economy dipped sales tumbled, along with her income, and as a
single mother with a teenage son, she wanted a job that offered more
security. She decided to pursue a career in nursing, a high-demand
field where she could also do some good. 
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According to the New America Foundation, government-backed loans
account for about 70 percent of federal student aid, while grants
comprise approximately 20 percent. ... Original Article
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The public-private
arrangement made sense 40 years ago when the government needed
local banks to handle lending across the country, said Jason
Delisle of the New America Foundation, a nonprofit policy
institute. Changes in technology and regulations have since it
possible for the government to lend directly. ... Original Article
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Firing back at the Republicans, Jason Delisle wrote in Higher Ed Watch, a blog at the New America Foundation, that the revised CBO estimate at the very least confirms that direct lending is significantly cheaper than the FFEL program, even if by a smaller margin than first thought. Delisle, who supports Miller’s bill, was formerly a Republican staffer on the Senate Budget Committee. ... Original Article

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&amp;quot;The student-loan industry is as close as you can get to letting industry set their own subsidy rates,&amp;quot; says Jason Delisle, a veteran Republican budget staffer who now directs the Federal Education Budget Project for the nonpartisan New America Foundation. &amp;quot;Congress was writing these subsides into law, and the lobbyists encourage them to make it as high as possible.&amp;quot; ... Original Article 
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... and pocket the difference all day,” says Jason Delisle, director of the Federal Education Budget Project at the New America Foundation. ...

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