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My school closed and now I can’t graduate. What happens to my private student loans?

Answer:

Generally, if you have private student loans, you will remain responsible for repaying this debt. 

However, some states may have programs that assist students with private student loans in the event of a school closure. In addition, some private student lenders may offer options to assist certain borrowers in this situation.

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