A mother borrowed $28,000 to help her son become a photographer in California. Ten years later, they're both still paying for a college that no longer exists

The Economic Times29 Oct 2026, 18:00 PKTvia NewsData.io

Christine Gaussoin hoped her son Kendrick would succeed in photography after attending Brooks Institute. However, the college closed ten years later, leaving him without a diploma. This closure has resulted in a significant student loan debt for Christine and Kendrick. A lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration regarding federal loan forgiveness for former students. The case highlights concerns about the trust placed in educational institutions and their accountability.

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A mother borrowed $28,000 to help her son become a photographer in California. Ten years later, they're both still paying for a college that no longer exists

A mother borrowed $28,000 to help her son become a photographer in California. Ten years later, they're both still paying for a college that no longer exists

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