Graduate Loan Debt: Re-examining Financing Structures to Improve Access and Affordability for Graduate Education

Update: 2015-08-23

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Chris Chapman, CEO of Access Group puts a finer point on challenges associated with student loan debt with a focus on financing structures for graduate students.

Individual Questions:
Holistic approaches to financing graduate education (3:04 )
Improving current financing structures for graduate students (4:25 )
State policy funding initiatives for graduate students (2:28 )
Judging the value of graduate education as a priority for federal student aid funding (2:41 )
Strategies for balancing quality and investment. (5:06 )
The magic wand question: aligning incentives and policy in a way that balances access and affordability (2:44 )

Podcast Intro and Exit music by Won (FLT RSK) / CC BY-NC 3.0 Produced in conjunction with the Average Guy Podcast Network

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Graduate Loan Debt: Re-examining Financing Structures to Improve Access and Affordability for Graduate Education

kathryn dodge, alison griffin and elise scanlon

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Graduate Loan Debt: Re-examining Financing Structures to Improve Access and Affordability for Graduate Education

kathryn dodge, alison griffin and elise scanlon

Graduate Loan Debt: Re-examining Financing Structures to Improve Access and Affordability for Graduate Education