If you attended Bay State College and felt like you were misled—about job placement, program value, or career promises—you may qualify to get your federal student loans completely wiped out. It’s not speculation: the Massachusetts Attorney General already sued the school, and students have been granted debt relief.
Bay State College agreed to a $1.1 million settlement in 2020 after being accused by the Massachusetts Attorney General of:
The result? $700,000 in student restitution and $400,000 in discharged debt for students deceived by the college’s tactics.
And it didn’t stop there—Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley and Senator Elizabeth Warren have both demanded broader action from the Department of Education, calling for full forgiveness for defrauded Bay State students.
You may qualify for 100% loan forgiveness if:
This isn’t a long shot. The Department of Education has already approved billions in Borrower Defense discharges for schools just like Bay State College.
Time is running out. As of May 2025, the federal government has resumed wage garnishments and tax offsets for delinquent loans.
That means if you don’t act now, your paycheck or tax return could be at risk—even if you were defrauded.
Bay State isn’t the only school in hot water. Check out our in-depth forgiveness articles on:
View the full list of schools here: All Forgiven Schools
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