PHEAA is the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency. They are the current loan servicer for student loan borrowers working toward Public Service Loan Forgiveness and are enrolled in the PSLF program. PHEAA is ending its contract with the government, so if you're enrolled in any PSLF program, you will have a new service provider, MOHELA. If you're working toward Public Service Loan Forgiveness and are enrolled in the PSLF program, you'll have a new loan servicer this summer. Some 2 million federal student loans will be transferred in phases from FedLoan Servicing — operated by the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency, also known as PHEAA — to the Missouri Higher Education Loan Authority, or MOHELA. This change comes after PHEAA announced last year that it would end its contract with the government and hand federal loans over to different contractors. Some federal student loan borrowers already saw their loans transferred to Aidvantage, EdFinancial and Nelnet. MOHELA will now be managing 2 million student loans that qualify for PSLF, a program that forgives student debt for eligible teachers, firefighters, nurses and other public servants who make 120 qualifying payments. According to Federal Student Aid, borrowers will not need to take any action on their own, and the transfers to MOHELA will continue throughout the summer.