What does the end of Grad PLUS loans mean for higher ed? | Higher Ed Dive
The end of the 20-year program could push more students to the private loan market and force colleges to end some of their graduate offerings.| Higher Ed Dive
The end of the 20-year program could push more students to the private loan market and force colleges to end some of their graduate offerings.| Higher Ed Dive
Congressional proposals to eliminate Grad PLUS loans, cap borrowing, and exclude residents from Public Service Loan Forgiveness could strain primary care.| AAMC
Navigating the medical school journey can be especially challenging for students who are the first in their families to pursue medicine, a group comprising only 15% of students in U.S. medical schools. The First-Generation in Medicine Club at the School of Medicine is working to change the experience for first-generation Georgetown medical students.| Medical Education
