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Non-profit Jargon

Submitted by Borrower (not verified) on June 26, 2009 - 7:01pm.

I agree with the first commenter. Look at all the improper inducements the Kentucky non-profit agency made to borrowers regarding a loan forgiveness program, Best in Class. Higher Ed Watch has done a great job at exposing that particular agency and hopefully borrowers will receive what they were originally promised from KHEAA.

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