Lawsuit Challenges Federal Student Loan Caps for Graduate Programs

A coalition of 25 states and the District of Columbia has sued the Trump administration over new federal student loan caps for graduate programs. The rule limits borrowing to $100,000 lifetime for most graduate degrees and $200,000 for professional programs like medical or law school. Critics argue this could exacerbate shortages in critical healthcare professions such as nursing.

By Jessica Dickler · CNBC ·

Lawsuit Challenges Federal Student Loan Caps for Graduate Programs

Topics: government regulation graduate education healthcare workforce student loans

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