
If you attended Pacific College of Health and Science (formerly Pacific College of Oriental Medicine), you may have more options than you think.
Across the U.S., thousands of borrowers are filing for Borrower Defense to Repayment (BDR) due to misleading school practices—and many are getting 100% loan forgiveness.
👉 Start here: Check your eligibility now
While Pacific College is not as widely publicized as some large for-profit chains, borrowers have raised concerns similar to those seen in other approved Borrower Defense cases:
These issues mirror patterns found in schools already approved for relief under federal programs.
📌 In fact, the Sweet v. Cardona settlement (Exhibit C) approved automatic relief for students from dozens of institutions tied to misconduct. While Pacific College is not explicitly listed, borrowers from similar schools have successfully qualified using the same legal arguments.
But here’s the catch…
You don’t need your school to be on a “list” to qualify—you only need to prove you were misled.
The Borrower Defense program has already discharged billions in student debt, with hundreds of thousands of claims processed.
That surge is driven by:
Even schools without headline lawsuits can still qualify if individual borrowers document misconduct.
“I enrolled expecting a stable career path, but after graduating, I struggled to find work in my field. The salary projections didn’t match reality.”
If this sounds familiar, your case may qualify under Borrower Defense.
You may be eligible if:
With collections resuming and millions of borrowers struggling, timing matters. Even if you're unsure, checking takes minutes—and could mean complete loan discharge.
👉 Start your loan relief request today
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