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The Trump administration is changing student loans. Will it affect what people study?

July has brought a lot of changes to how the federal government handles student loans.They include how much students are able to borrow.And now, the government…

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July has brought a lot of changes to how the federal government handles student loans.They include how much students are able to borrow.And now, the government is assessing loans through a test: Based on how much money students make after graduating.Could this change what students plan to study and the professions they enter?For sponsor-free episodes…

Published July 10, 2026 · 10:27

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