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Senators demand Education Department to count for $1 billion student loan fund as defaults hit $9 million.

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Borrowers and financial aid professionals should be watching for an updated FAQ or a Dear Colleague letter and for whether ED reconciles the credit hour instruction with the time-based language still sitting in the final rule.

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