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Jan 19, 2003
I am doing some research for my wife. Her desire was to
teach special education. At age 31 she finished her
degree. The problem is, the student loans kept mounting
and mounting a nd now she will be paying on these until
retirement. We were wondering if anyone knew of programs
to get forgiveness of student loans ??? Thank You
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Hi, I am glad to know that others are treading the same path or
similar path as me. I too have been teaching special education
(autistic impaired students) for the past 6 years in the Detroit
Public Schools' System. I have found several loan forgiveness
programs for the Stafford loan, but the ones I have fou...See More