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| User Info | Student Loan 'Forgiveness'?; entered at 2022-04-30 14:36:06 | |||
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Guerin Posts: 183 Registered: 2021-09-26 
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My opinion is it would be more practical to consider forgiven college debt in bankruptcy as taxable income on a sliding scale to prevent unethical default for 5 to 10 years post graduation, and also make any college that accepts federal money be responsible for up to 50% of a loan in the event of default. I have both bachelors and masters degrees, and no employer save the first has ever bothered to even ask about them or check them out - all later jobs have cared about is work experience. And since the first job was a bit nepotistic anyway, I dont think any formal checking was done there other than talking to the one professor the first boss knew personally. 2022-04-30 14:36:06
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