
If you attended Pittsburgh Technical College (PTC), you should pay close attention: PTC officially closed in 2024, after a cascade of controversies, financial mismanagement allegations, and an investigation by the state’s Attorney General.
In light of the school’s abrupt collapse — and numerous complaints from former students and staff — many former PTC borrowers may have valid grounds to apply for relief under the federal Borrower Defense to Repayment (BDR) program.
In short: PTC aggressively recruited students, promised strong job placements and career outcomes — and failed to deliver. Then, instead of fixing the problems, the school collapsed and shut its doors.
Under Borrower Defense rules, you can request loan cancellation if your school misled you (for example, through false advertising, exaggerated job placement rates, deceptive recruiting), or failed to provide the education, training, or institutional support it promised.
Given the facts about PTC — from misleading job placement rhetoric to financial collapse and closure — many borrowers may have solid grounds for relief. The abrupt closure, financial mismanagement, and dubious marketing all strengthen a Borrower Defense claim, especially if your education didn’t result in the promised employment or credentials.
Now is the time — with PTC closed and investigations underway, evidence and documentation may be more important than ever. Acting now could make the difference between getting debt relief or being left holding worthless loans for a school that no longer exists.
Thousands of former students from other problematic schools have already succeeded with Borrower Defense claims. In fact, recent settlements have resulted in billions of dollars in canceled debt for borrowers who attended defunct or fraudulent schools.
If you don’t act, you risk being left behind — even if others from your school secure relief. Your loan balances, credit, and future borrowing capacity hang in the balance.
Check your eligibility TODAY!
If you paid for classes at PTC — but didn’t get a career, credential, or stable job — those loans may be discharged under Borrower Defense. With the school gone and investigations underway, now is a crucial moment to act.
Don’t wait while others file. Start your loan relief request today — or use our DIY guide to do it yourself.

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