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The San Diego campus, along with many others, suddenly shut down in 2019.
SAN DIEGO (KGTV) — The Biden administration recently announced $1 billion worth of student loan debt was being canceled. The new ruling affects 72,000 students.
Some San Diego students at a shuttered for-profit university said they were not included in that list, but are hopeful for the future.
Sanders Fabares is a graduate of the Art Institute. ABC 10News first interviewed him in 2019 after it was announced the school would suddenly be closing.
Im embarrassed, ashamed to have gone there, Fabares said at the time.
Both he and his wife went to the Art Institute. Combined, they had about $100,000 in debt. Fabares said, despite paying over the mi…
Read the full article at: https://www.10news.com/news/local-news/san-diego-art-institute-students-still-search-for-debt-relief
