Diane’s farewell message
After 52 years at WAMU, Diane Rehm says goodbye.
The credit crunch is moving into the student loan market, and some private loans are drying up. We take a look what kind of impact to expect on students attending a range of colleges, universities, and professional schools.
Guests
- Michael Dannenberg Senior fellow at the New America Foundation, where he founded the Education Policy Program and its blog: HigherEdWatch.org
- Doug Lederman Editor and founder, Inside Higher Ed
- Harris Miller CEO and president, Career College Association
- Gail Holt Senior associate director of student financial services at Mt. Holyoke College; president elect of the Massachusetts Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
- Henry Urrick Interim associate director,the Office of Student Financial Services at the University of Texas at Austin
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