Gregory Cendana, President of the United States Student Association, wrote an op-ed in today's Hill about the overwhelming support for the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act by students:
We encourage you to read Cendana's entire op-ed as well as learn more about the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act as well as other groups that support the legislation.
Students overwhelmingly support the proposal. During the 2009 National Student Congress, student aid reform was unanimously passed as a top legislative priority for the United States Student Association, which represents over 4.5 million college students. Hundreds of student governments have subsequently adopted resolutions supporting the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, and hundreds of thousands of students have contributed to a national “wall of student debt” with paper “bricks” exhibiting their personal and financial struggles to pay for college.Those who are using the lending services to finance their education see the wisdom investing in the next generation rather than subsidizing banks.
We encourage you to read Cendana's entire op-ed as well as learn more about the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act as well as other groups that support the legislation.
