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Nurse Steals Patients’ Identities in Scheme to Obtain Student Loans
26 March 09 10:12 AM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Risha Renee Shaw — who graduated in November 2008 as a licensed practical nurse from Keiser Career College — paid her way through school by fraudulently obtaining up to $18,000 in student loans. Read More...

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Former Student Finance Corp CEO Gets 5 Years in Prison for Loan Fraud
12 February 09 03:38 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

The former head of bankrupt Student Finance Corp. has been convicted of fraud — his second fraud conviction in two years — after he was found guilty of lying on loan documents used to secure a $25 million line of credit for the student loan company and Read More...

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