
If you attended Marinello Schools of Beauty, you could be eligible for complete cancellation of your federal student loans under the Borrower Defense to Repayment (BDR) program.
Although the Department of Education announced a “group discharge” for Marinello, many borrowers are:
Even worse, if your school file is incomplete or your loan history is unclear, you could stay stuck with debt that should’ve been canceled.
The U.S. Department of Education (ED) uncovered serious misconduct:
These violations triggered Marinello’s total shutdown and made borrowers eligible for BDR—but you still need to ensure your claim is filed and recognized.
You should take action if:
👉 Even if you completed your program, you may still qualify due to proven fraud.
Yes—filing incorrectly can Delay or Deny your discharge.
At DefenseClaims.com, we help Marinello borrowers:
To see if you qualify:
👉 Check your FREE eligibility Now
Want to go it alone?
📌 Use Our DIY Guide to file on your own
Marinello is just one of hundreds of schools facing federal action. See our latest news and updates about schools at DefenseClaims.com/Latest-News. Some notable schools include:
For the full list of affected institutions, visit All Universities Page.
Some Marinello borrowers are seeing automatic discharges, but others still need to file to trigger relief or prevent loan collections. If you’ve moved, changed servicers, or consolidated loans, your discharge might be delayed.
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