Study Shows Students With the Lowest Student Loan Debt Tend to Default More Than Students Carrying More Debt
October 05, 2017
October 05, 2017
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C., Oct. 5 -- RTI International issued the following news release:
As higher education tuition levels continue to rise, there's concern that increasing student loan debt will lead to higher default rates. A new analysis suggests otherwise. The study, conducted by RTI International for the National Center for Education Statistics, indicates there's an inverse relationship between the amount students borrow and their likelihood of defaulting.
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As higher education tuition levels continue to rise, there's concern that increasing student loan debt will lead to higher default rates. A new analysis suggests otherwise. The study, conducted by RTI International for the National Center for Education Statistics, indicates there's an inverse relationship between the amount students borrow and their likelihood of defaulting.
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