What evidence should the Education Department require from people who request that their federal student loans, or those of relatives, be forgiven because of disability or death?
That is one of many questions that the department plans to tackle beginning next month, during a new round of negotiations with college groups, students, and lenders to determine how best to carry out provisions that Congress added to the Higher Education Act in 1998.
On the agenda are issues that the groups were not able to agree on during extensive negotiating sessions last year. The discussions will also focus on provisions that lawmakers did not intend to go into effect until 2001.
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