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$4.5 billion in loan debt owed by former Ashford University students wiped from books

  • The U.S. Department of Education has discharged $4.5 billion in loans for 261,000 former students of Ashford University, as announced on Wednesday.
  • The discharge responds to a California Department of Justice request that identified widespread misrepresentations by Ashford about costs and degree legitimacy.
  • Ashford University's deceptive recruiting tactics led to only 10% of students graduating, leaving many with significant debt and no job prospects.
  • The founder of Zovio, which owned Ashford, faces a proposed three-year debarment from federal student aid programs due to his involvement in these practices.
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