Sunset Staff Reports Released

Sunset staff reports for the Angelina and Neches River Authority, Lower Neches Valley Authority, River Authority Uniformity Study, Trinity River Authority of Texas, and Texas Ethics Commission are now available.

Commission Decisions

The summary of the Texas Real Estate Commission decisions are now available. 

Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation

Agency History

Historical Notes

During the 83rd Regular Legislative Session in 2013, Senate Bill 215 changed the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation from a public nonprofit corporation within state government to a private nonprofit corporation.

Previous Sunset reports on this agency

This agency is currently inactive. An agency can be labeled inactive if it has been abolished, had a title change, was merged into a different agency or split into different agencies. See Agency History on the right for further information.

Next Review Date: None

  • Last Review Cycle: 2004-2005 Review Cycle - 79th Legislative Session

Sunset Documents for 2004-2005 Review Cycle, 79th Legislative Session

Legislative Documents

Final Results of Last Sunset Review

House Bill 2274 continued the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation (TG) for 12 years and contained the Sunset Commission’s recommendations to improve TG’s accountability to its Board and its interaction with state agencies.  The Legislature adopted all of the Sunset Commission’s recommendations.  The list below summarizes the major provisions of House Bill 2274.

  • Continues the Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corporation for 12 years, and increases the size of TG’s Board to 11 members.
  • Requires TG’s Internal Auditor to report to the Board of Directors.
  • Requires relevant state agencies to coordinate with TG on outreach activities tied to financial aid for higher education, and directs TG to report to the Legislature on the demand for financial aid in Texas.
  • Requires state licensing agencies to provide TG with lists of licensees so that TG can better identify individuals with defaulted student loans.