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Student Records at Texas Women’s University Compromised
30 April 09 01:05 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

After discovering an online loophole that allowed him to access student records, Texas Women’s University student Josh Ingram thought he could use the loophole to change the recorded grades of any student he wanted. Read More...

Filed under: adviser reports, authorized user, breach, Candace Carlisle, college, college financial aid, college loans, Degree Audit Report System, degree progress, Denton Record-Chronicle, financial aid, identity theft, information, information technology, Josh Ingram, NextStudent, online loophole, paying for college, Robert Placido, student grades, student loans, student records, system access, Texas, Texas Women’s University, tuition, unauthorized user, university record system, violators

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...

Filed under: Bob Andelman, college, college financial aid, college loans, credit report, exploitation of the elderly, financial aid, fraud, fraudulent student loan, Helga Holsten, identity theft, Jamal Thalji, Keiser Career College, licensed practical nurse, NextStudent, paying for college, Pinellas County Jail, Risha Renee Shaw, Sallie Mae, St. Petersburg Times St. Petersburg police, student loan application fraud, student loans, tuition

Student Applies for Student Loan, Credit Card in Other Students’ Names
02 February 09 04:01 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

A senior at Stony Brook University in New York has been arrested and charged with one count of first-degree identity theft for allegedly stealing the personal information of at least two students and using that information to apply for a student loan Read More...

Filed under: college credit cards, college loans, identity theft, Newsday, NextStudent, school security, Stony Brook University, student loans, students personal information

Women Arrested for Trying to Fraudulently Bilk Lenders of $2.2 Million in Student Loans
16 June 08 06:04 PM | Student Loan Girl | 0 Comments   

Five Seattle women in a mother-daughter bank fraud ring have been arrested for allegedly submitting bogus loan applications and obtaining $690,000 in student loans, “which they used for their own benefit and purposes,” according to an article in the Seattle Read More...

Filed under: college loans, co-signer, credit report, fraud, fraudulent student loans, identity theft, Joe Velling, NextStudent, Norman Barbosa, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Social Security Administration Inspector General, student loan applications, student loans