Last month in a letter to nominees to lead the Labor and Education Departments, Obed
Louissaint, a senior IBM executive, asked the government to expand eligibility for $130 billion in
annual student aid.
About 65% of Americans who are at least 25 years old don’t have a college degree, shutting
them out of such assistance. That’s why IBM wants student loans and so-called Pell grants
available for part-time students, mid-career professionals, apprenticeships and certificate
programs.
Sure, since it's all going to be forgiven anyway, ask for as much as you can get. And how much of that $130B will go towards P-TECH students?
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-economy-breakingviews-idUSKBN2AB2QD