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![The Class of 2021 gathers at Stutler Bowl during last year’s graduation ceremony. In light of Biden’s debt forgiveness program, this year, some upperclassmen wonder if they will receive similar debt relief in the future. “My decision of going to college lies [in] how much money I have,” Junior Ikram Chichou said. “[There is] a higher opportunity that I will go to college if the student loan forgiveness continues. If not, then my life after high school has no plan.”](https://unionstreetjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/6-4-900x675.jpg)
