Defaults fall as student loan paybacks rise nationwide
Federal data show defaults dropped to 15 percent in 1992 from 22 percent two years earlier as more graduates repay loans. Taxrefund seizures and wage garnishment helped recover over $500 million, with Nevada posting the highest default rate among states and private trade schools showing notable declines.
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Maryland public college tops loan default list
Chesapeake College in Wye Mills had the highest default rate among Maryland public colleges at 2.61 percent, driven by two borrowers. The two students owed about 2100 in loans and prompted the college to drop the program. For profit trade schools led the state list with 65 percent at Ps Institute of Washington.
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