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Government Shutdown 2013: Student Loans And Grants Remain Largely Unaffected, Other University Programs Not As Safe?
The U.S Deparment of Education released a statement on its website declaring its status in the wake of government shutdown. During this time, the website will not be updated and most employees will be on furlough. The announcement may have some effects on college students, especially if the shutdown persists beyond the week.
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