"School's out for summer, but some lenders are just getting back to campus," CNN Money reports. "After abandoning the Federal Family Education Loan Program over the past few months, a number of companies are reconsidering whether they can make a profit from the government-backed loans now that the feds have promised a liquidity infusion into the struggling market. Some lenders are still unmoved, as indicated by the recent decision by Citigroup's (C) Citibank to withdraw support from a number of two-year institutions. But many of the other 102 companies that scaled back or withdrew from FFELP are expected to at least consider coming back for the 2008-2009 academic year."