Borrowing trends to pay for college have changed over time. In 1992–93, only 20 percent of all undergraduate students took out a loan, and very similar levels of White (19 percent), Hispanic (18 percent), and Asian students (18 percent) took out loans. In 2003-04, 35 percent of all undergraduate students, 35 percent of White, 30 percent of Hispanics, and 25 percent of Asian students took out a loan to pay for college.
Profile
Retiring from the United States Secret Service in summer 2008, Anthony M. Chapa joined Special Operations Technology [SOTECH] as Director of Business Operations. His career with the Secret Service began in 1986 and progressed with investigative assignments, as a member of the Vice Presidential Protective Division and administrative posts including Deputy Assistant Director of the Office of Protective Research and Assistant Director of the Office of Professional Responsibility. Mr. Chapa was the first American citizen to receive the Colombian Congress’ Simon Bolivar Grand Cross – Order of the Democracy Medal and in October 2007, was selected by the Hispanic American Police Command Officers to receive their highest national recognition award. Prior to his career in law enforcement Mr. Chapa served as an admissions counselor and Associate Director of Admissions for The University of Texas at Austin. A native of San Antonio, Texas, Mr. Chapa holds Bachelor and Master of Arts degrees in Political Science from St. Mary’s University.
Events

Ex-Citings
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May 17, 2012Diverse Issues in Higher Education
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May 10, 2012VOXXI
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May 5, 2012Las Vegas Sun

Fast Facts
National Center for Education Statistics, Student Aversion to Borrowing: Who Borrows and Who Doesn’t


