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Good Trouble for Good Debt? A Comparative Analysis of Financial Factors and Racial Differences in U.S. Student Loan Debt Burdens
This study examines the relationship surrounding undergraduate student loan debt burdens and income levels post-graduation, focusing particularly on the financial impacts of both on Black student borrowers. Using two datasets from the National Center for Education Statistics, our quantitative analys
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