Student loan borrowers share their 'roller-coaster' year since the Supreme Court struck down Biden's debt-forgiveness plan

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : Though there are no immediate threats to that program, known as Public Service Loan Forgiveness, the politics surrounding student debt have him worried it too could be in jeopardy before the couple qualifies for relief.
61% : "For Christiane Maiorana, the roughly $103,000 she still holds in student debt has posed a financial hardship for years.
60% : "Life-changing reliefFor years, Kristin McGuire felt let down by the country's system for financing higher education.
51% : Mark Huelsman, who has been following student-loan issues for years as an advocate and researcher, said he was heartened to see the Biden administration look to other ways to make student debt more manageable following the court's decision.
49% : For Jalil Mustaffa Bishop, who represented a subset of student-loan borrowers in negotiations that shaped a new plan for mass debt relief that Biden has pitched on the campaign trail, the past year offered evidence that officials should move faster and more aggressively to cancel student debt.

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