
If you attended Rochester Business Institute (RBI), this may be your shot at financial justice. Mounting evidence—including government findings—suggests the school engaged in deceptive practices that left students burdened with unmanageable debt and broken promises.
Here’s the catch: Many students don’t realize they can completely erase their federal loans under the Borrower Defense to Repayment (BDR) program.
But the clock may be ticking. Here's what you need to know.
“If your school misled you or violated certain laws, you may be eligible to have your federal student loan forgiven.” – U.S. Dept. of Education
You likely qualify if:
No problem. Use our step-by-step DIY Borrower Defense guide here:
👉Borrower Defense DIY Guide
But if you want the highest chance of success—or feel overwhelmed—we're here to help.
If you wait, you risk delays—or worse, denial.
RBI isn’t alone. Hundreds of schools—many now closed—have faced similar accusations. Check our library of schools already reviewed:
See if you—or someone you know—qualifies.
“I was struggling to pay $300/month with no job. Once I submitted a Borrower Defense claim, my loans were wiped out in 6 months.”
– Former for-profit college student (New York)
You could be next. You’ve already paid with time, stress, and debt. Don’t pay another dollar unnecessarily.
With the Department of Education already approving cases against Rochester Business Institute, this is a limited window to take action before policies change or claims are capped.
Don’t wait.
Start your loan relief request today — your future self will thank you.

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