No funds to lend to 40,000 students
State authority runs dry as start of college nears
The Massachusetts Educational Financing Authority yesterday said it will not be able to provide student loans this fall for the first time in its 26-year history, leaving more than 40,000 families without an important source of tuition funds just weeks before college classes begin. (Full article: 805 words)
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