
If you attended the Chicago School of Professional Psychology (TCSPP), your federal student loansmay be eligible for forgiveness under the Borrower Defense to Repayment (BDR) program.
Why? Because of multiple lawsuits, deceptive practices, and a massive $11.2 million legal settlement that exposed how the school misled students about accreditation.
The Department of Education is under pressure. A huge number of Borrower Defense applications are still pending, and federal collections resumed in May 2025. If you were scammed by TCSPP, now is the time to take action — before collections or wage garnishment kick in.
In 2016, a class-action lawsuit against TCSPP’s Los Angeles campus ended in a $11.2 million settlement. Students were told their doctoral program was APA-accredited when it wasn’t — a major requirement for licensing and employment in psychology.
This case is one of the strongest Borrower Defense examples in recent history.
Former students reported the school’s recruitment lies:
Many graduates struggle to find work in psychology due to the school’s poor reputation and lack of proper accreditation at certain campuses.
This aligns with a growing pattern of employment misrepresentation, another key qualifier for BDR.
If you experienced any of the following while at TCSPP:
Then you likely qualify for a full federal loan discharge.
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Don’t wait until your wages are garnished or your tax refund is seized. If you attended TCSPP, you could be eligible for complete federal loan forgiveness under Borrower Defense.
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