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I have known some blind students that are studying in public schools. They aren’t being treated as special instead they are studying as normal students just like the normal students who aren’t blind. So, it’s very important to give a fair treatment these students of Oregon School. Nonetheless, students across the United States would all love to find a way to get the government to forgive student loan debt.  If there was a bill to forgive student loan debt, just about anyone would vote for it, and as costs of higher education mount, even military loans from GI Bills aren't enough to cover most tabs.  The Income Based Repayment Plan and the Public Service Loan Forgiveness Plan, which will forgive loan portions and lower payments based on income levels on subsidized loans, these are the two plans that have unveiled by the Federal government. Unfortunately, most loans are non-subsidized, which means that most of us will still need installment loans to pay them the banks, as they don't forgive student loan debt.

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