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In this episode, I break down how the new legislation is ending the "unlimited borrowing era" for students by capping graduate degrees at $100,000 lifetime and professional degrees at $200,000, while eliminating grad PLUS loans and simplifying repayment to just two options—forcing both students and schools to confront real affordability instead of hiding behind endless federal borrowing that's created a massive tuition inflation bubble.
By Leanne OzaineIn this episode, I break down how the new legislation is ending the "unlimited borrowing era" for students by capping graduate degrees at $100,000 lifetime and professional degrees at $200,000, while eliminating grad PLUS loans and simplifying repayment to just two options—forcing both students and schools to confront real affordability instead of hiding behind endless federal borrowing that's created a massive tuition inflation bubble.