Women’s Student Debt Crisis in the United States

Offers a broad overview of how student debt became a women’s issue. The report aims to change the conversation around student debt so that it includes gender-based analysis and solutions. The analysis examines the experiences of women as a diverse population and presents statistics by race and ethnicity as well as other demographics. The report relies heavily on publicly available federal government survey data as well as published studies undertaken by academics and organizations researching the issue of student debt.

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American Association of University Women
Year Resource Released
2017

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