The U.S. Education Department has cleared the way for former students at 91 campuses once owned by the now-defunct Corinthian Colleges to have their loan debt forgiven, the department announced on Friday.
The campuses, which fell under Corinthian’s Everest and WyoTech brands, represent the largest swath of students to have been made eligible for loan forgiveness by the department, it said, although it did not specify how many borrowers could benefit.
