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Gara and other Democrats in the state House next month will take another shot at providing relief for Alaska postsecondary students. They plan to reintroduce a bill that would have the effect of lowering student loan rates by 3 percent.Student loans are the second-largest source of debt for Americans, behind only home mortgages, and a tremendous burden for young Americans trying to start families or buy homes, Gara said.
The University of Alaska Scholars Program, begun under former UA President Mark Hamilton, is another program to retain talent. It awards scholarships to UA campuses to the Alaska high school graduates who finish in the top 10 percent of their class. Gara said other bright Alaskans should be encouraged.
“I just they think that should pay a much more fair rate in this economy when wages are going up at about 2 percent per year,” Gara said.
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Gara and other Democrats in the state House next month will take another shot at providing relief for Alaska postsecondary students. They plan to reintroduce a bill that would have the effect of lowering student loan rates by 3 percent.Student loans are the second-largest source of debt for Americans, behind only home mortgages, and a tremendous burden for young Americans trying to start families or buy homes, Gara said.
The University of Alaska Scholars Program, begun under former UA President Mark Hamilton, is another program to retain talent. It awards scholarships to UA campuses to the Alaska high school graduates who finish in the top 10 percent of their class. Gara said other bright Alaskans should be encouraged.
“I just they think that should pay a much more fair rate in this economy when wages are going up at about 2 percent per year,” Gara said.
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