The cuts in the loan program do not have any effect on money used by the student to meet the cost of attendance. It is when the student is in repayment that their monthly payment ... could be higher due to the interest rates.

We're not going to see any return on our investment in this program. But it's so much more important from a strategic point of view to see what really interests people. And honestly, some of the ideas that students have come up with are better than things we've venture-funded to the tune of $2 million.

I'm not going to affirm that. I'll just say he's a serious student of the law.

Certainly, you can't participate in such a momentous program and not have the reminders of it have an effect on your life. What a wonderful gift for a person to receive.

A bank only lends you money when you do not need it.

There's no cause and effect here, but it's a nice coincidence. Could we use some of that [DEP] money toward the work of the center? Sure.