What the students didn't anticipate at the time is that interest rates in the last few years have gone way down. Now 6.8 percent as a fixed rate doesn't look so good.

All grades, all students count for the first time in four years. There's a lot of wondering about that right now because it expands the opportunity for failure or for success.

So far we have about 20 students that have expressed interest in the GWS major. We also have between 50-60 minors and some will be switching to the major.

The vice chancellor wants students to come together by interest groups and not by other factors.

I think this money is owed and due to the students in terms of scholarships of reduced interest rates.

We are making a financial decision we believe is in the interest of the students of this institution.