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Senator promotes financial aid office to add disclosure statements
For several student borrowers wishing to attend college, taking out student loans may be the biggest financial transaction they have encountered at 18 years old. Tony Fiorentino, Illinois Student Senator and graduate student, fears that these students might not have the financial literacy to know what they are getting themselves into. “We really hope that the administration wants to work with students because we understand there are limitations with how cheap tuition can get, and there is one thing we have total control over, which is telling students the truth about student loans,” Fiorentino said...Read More
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