• The student transferred his/her credits to another school but a similar program. For instance, if you were studying criminal justice in UOP and moved to the same or slightly different program such as Criminal Law etc.
• You were attending UOP 120 days until or after . There is a chance to get approval from those of you who withdrew from classes during this time.

How to Get Your Loan Discharged?

Under the settlement provisions, the University of Phoenix agreed to pay 191 million dollars for student loan forgiveness. This settlement was mainly focusing on loans that students owe to the UOP directly. For federal student loans, there is a chance for students through BDAR, which we will discuss next.

Under the Borrower’s Defense law, it is mentioned that in cases where the opposing side (university) did fraudulent things against the student, students have the right to use loan discharge. Violation of the rules, misinterpretation or misconduct, are all part of those fraudulent acts. In our case, which is based on the University of Phoenix, students have the right to file the BDAR claim and earn loan discharge. As the university provided private student loans to those students while assuring them that the higher education programs them are best, it is perfectly fine to note all those aspects in your BDAR application. Continue reading “Using BDAR for Discharging the UOP Loans”