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Student Loan Forgiveness Programs - List of Low Income Schools

I am a first year teacher and I just read about Student Loan Forgiveness Programs. Can you tell me more about the program?

Quality Educator Loan Forgiveness Program

Licensed educators and other school professionals with teaching assignments in at least one of the ten subject areas may be eligible for student loan forgiveness.

The ten eligible subject areas for the Quality Educator Loan Assistance Program are special education, music, math, science, school counselor, speech/language pathologist, library/media, world languages, art, and business.

Learn more about the Quality Educator Loan Program here:

https://www.mgslp.org/Content/Managing_Your_Loan/Repayment_Options/Quality_Educator_Loan_Assistance_Program

To learn more about the Federal Loan Forgiveness program:

http://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ope/pol/tsa.html

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14th of February, 2012

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