More than 50 organizations signed a letter to Congress today urging against higher education cuts that would harm students and borrowers in the budget reconciliation process. As part of a broad coalition, advocates expressed collective opposition to any measures that would:
- Reduce access to high-quality postsecondary programs of study;
- Weaken protections for students against high-cost, low-quality programs that engage in waste, fraud, and abuse; or
- Stall economic opportunity and raise costs by making student loans more expensive by removing existing income-driven repayment plans.
