She didn't really make much attempt to rectify it. She wrote the school telling them our situation, and the school basically responded saying failure to attend is no excuse for not owing, but that she could write a letter to the dean, which she never did.
She was 19/20 then and has grown up since.
It would hurt us pretty badly as we live with her parents because my illness is so costly. She just started a s a registered nurse, so finances are a bit better, but still very tight.
Someone else I was talking to has suggested maybe all the government sites and our credit report are showing student loans as paid off, is that that the government cancelled the loan a few months after my wife stopped attending school. The school then had to send to back, and the debt that is being presented by EOS CCA is tuition the school itself left as a bill, and was purchased by the debt collection agency.
They think maybe in that case it's going to be a private loan, and time barred, so they won't be able to hit our credit or garnish our wages.
I do hope they are correct.