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Higher Education Loan Program (HELP) and other student loans: a quick guide » An updated version of this quick guide was published in March 2023 and can be found here. Updated 2 May 2017  PDF version [292KB] Carol Ey Social Policy Section This Quick Guide provides an overview of student loans that are provided through the Higher Education Loan Progra Aph.gov.au

Doctors of Color on Instagram: "#ICYMI SCOTUS struck down President Biden’s student loan cancellation and the PAYMENT PAUSE EXPIRES AUGUST 31st… As a reminder, this decision does not impact PSLF, Borrower Defense, or the IDR waiver. Thank you @debtfreegonnabe for these tips on preparing for student loan repayment 😩 #RP @debtfreegonnabe They are coming for your student loan payment…again! The payment pause and interest waiver for federal student loans will be expiring on August 31st. Interest will begin to accrue starting on September 1st and your first payment will be due sometime in October. Don’t wait until payments resume or SCOTUS reaches a decision on Biden’s student debt cancellation plan, the time to prepare is NOW. If you stay ready, you don’t have to get ready. Follow @debtfreegonnabe to stay up-to-date on student loan news and for help tackling your debt! #ThisIsAmerica #StudentLoans #StudentLoanRepayment #StudentLoanDebt #LoanForgiveness #PredatoryLending #FedLoans #Loan » 7 likes, 0 comments - docsofcolor365 on August 18, 2023: "#ICYMI SCOTUS struck down President Biden’s student loan cancellation and the PAYMENT PAUSE EXP…" Instagram.com

Assisting students in debt to overcome academic setbacks with a cognitive-reframing motivation intervention. » Novel and unpredictable learning environments are a feature of school-to-college transitions that erode students’ academic control, emotional resilience, and achievement (Perry, Hall, & Ruthig, 2005). Although motivation interventions can benefit college students (Koenka, 2020), few studies have examined treatment efficacy for students of varying socioeconomic backgrounds. This randomized treatment-control study assessed whether a cognitive-reframing intervention (attributional retraining [AR]) improved cognitive, affective, and performance outcomes of students with debt in a two-semester, online course. For in-debt students, AR (vs. no-AR) fostered cognitive reframing of achievement setbacks to increase academic control, adaptive emotions, posttreatment performance, and final course grades. Changes in maladaptive causal attributions mediated AR-grades efficacy in a path sequence specified by Weiner’s (1985, 2014, 2018) attribution theory. Findings advance motivation intervention research by showing AR bo Psycnet.apa.org

HEC Rwanda (@HEC_Rwanda) on X » HEC announces outcomes of the student loan applications (UR & RP/IPRCs) for academic year 2018/2019 Twitter.com