The states where borrowers owe the most in federal student loans, ranked by average balance
The states where borrowers owe the most in federal student loans, ranked by average balance. The total federal student loan portfolio now exceeds $1.72 trillion, with 42.3 million borrowers. But borrowers in Maryland owe the most on average.
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