The School Closed

• You went to a trade school (such as Cambridge Technical Institute, PSI Institute, Dret School) after January 1, 1986

AND 

• Did not have a high school diploma or GED when you started at the school;

 AND 

• Did not get a diploma or GED while enrolled in the school.

• You went to a trade school (such as Cambridge Technical Institute, PSI Institute, Dret School) after January 1, 1986;

AND 

• The school closed while you were attending OR within 90 days after you withdrew.

• If you took out a student loan after January 1, 1986;

AND 

• Attended less than 60% of the program of study at a trade school (such as Cambridge Technical Institute, PSI Institute, Dret School);

 AND 

• The school did not refund any of the loan back to the lender.

THEN:

            You might not have to pay your student loan. The legalese for this is that the Department of Education may decide to discharge your student loans under Federal Regulation 34 C.F.R. § 682.402.

 HOW CAN I MAKE THIS HAPPEN?

 Fill out the appropriate application below. You can fill it in online if you wish and print it. After you print, send it to the US Department of Education at the address below. There is only one page to fill out. Instructions are on page 2. The application is in a format that can be read and filled in using Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can download it at no charge by pressing the Get Acrobat Reader button.