Defrauded student loan borrowers in line for relief are still waiting months later
After four years of waiting, the Education Department agreed he'd been defrauded by WyoTech, a career school owned by Corinthian Colleges, and was entitled to the full cancellation of his federal student loans. "That email was dated September 7, 2021," said Caton, who lives in Colorado. "Every time I call the Department of Education for an update, I get the runaround.
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