Forbes
Why Do College Dropouts Fail to Repay Their Student Loans? - Opinion
August 10, 2018
Preston Cooper, a research analyst in education policy at the American Enterprise Institute, writes: At the average institution, a graduate is 20 percentage points likelier than a dropout to make progress paying down her loans within five years of entering repayment. Surveys show that borrowers already consider student loan payments a low priority relative to other obligations.