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New Graduate School Loan Limits Start July 1: What Students Need to Know dlvr.it/TT3V9c 👉 Reveal Your ROI bit.ly/MyHomeAI 👈 #GraduateSchool #StudentLoans #HigherEducation #GradPLUS #FinancialAid
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Replying to @cowboysunse6
gradplus loans being capped at 20k now too 😻😻😻
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Replying to @mattforney
The US private sector is ~60% pro-Trump, higher ed employees we subsidize are ~3% pro-Trump. More aggressive defunding of BigEdu (Pell Grants, GradPlus Loans, HBCU pork) seems like such an obvious missed opportunity both in Trump I and 2025.
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Chase 🌹🩻⚕️ retweeted
I fucking wish he was, I just reapplied for FAFSA and GradPLUS and almost threw up when I saw my interest that’s accrued so far.
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Looking for a postgraduate home in London? Rooms are still available! – Access to the GradPlus programme if you book Vauxhall – Central Zone 1 locations – Easy access to KCL campuses – High-quality rooms – Dedicated study and social spaces – All the essentials, in one place
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GradPlus gives you: •FREE access to BeActive activities •Exclusive offers in KCL cafes •FREE gym membership •FREE events •Top PG-only residences & locations •Wellness events •Bespoke study spaces
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The “Big Beautiful Bill” will eliminate Grad PLUS for new borrowers starting in July 2026 and cap federal loans for professional programs at $50,000 per year. Medical school, law school, dental school, pharmacy school, and other professional programs can cost more than $100,000 a year. That gap gets pushed onto private loans, credit, cosigners, and family wealth. A student facing a $60,000 yearly gap could end up needing around $240,000 in private borrowing over four years, before residency even starts. They are making professional schools accessible only to the ultra-rich. But sure, let’s spend billions destroying schools 7,000 miles away. #GradPLUS #StudentLoans #HigherEducation #BigBeautifulBill
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While loss of #GradPLUS program would be crippling for most students of average means, US medical education system should take a hard look at itself to see if we can reduce the costs. I wonder if recent proliferation of medical schools, some proprietary, is driven by tuition dollars, underwritten by student loans, rather than societal need. With #LCME stuck on process than outcome, US #MedEd has become series of checking boxes rather than driver of innovation. Time for “Flexner Report 2.0”?
Medical school in the US is already the most expensive in the world and federal loan caps loss of Grad PLUS could reshape who gets to train. Our @JAMA_current research letter looks at federal loans among US med students over a decade #MedEd jamanetwork.com/journals/jam…
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26 Nov 2025
Replying to @chadfelixg
The unlimited GradPLUS program only dates back to 2006. None of these critics manage to explain how we had doctors and nurses before then.
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You're correct except it's UNSUB DIRECT LOANS not GradPlus. Nothing has changed. They'll still get to borrow $20500/yr like they always have. This lie the media and others is spreading is nothing but propaganda.
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24 Nov 2025
Replying to @StaceDiva
Geez. relax. There is no crisis here. The only thing that is changing is these categories can no longer get unlimited GradPlus student loans. Nursing has not been classified as a professional degree for this purpose since 1965. You complain about student loans and the they do something to help you avoid getting in over your head, and you still complain. 🙄
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Replying to @feelsdesperate
Infinite federal GradPLUS loans is the solution to grad school affordability, you see. The only remarkable thing to date is the liberals haven't made PLUS loans available to undergrads personally (mostly they're limited to parents).
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What’s “objectively shitty”? It’s undoing a George W. Bush program. Remember hating Bush? Me too. Uncapped GradPlus loans raise tuition.
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20 Nov 2025
Replying to @thegabriel72
Final facts so no one gets tricked: ✅ Degrees are NOT being stripped or downgraded-your MSN, MBA, MEng, MEd, etc. remain fully accredited and recognized by employers/licensing boards exactly as before. ✅ Only the federal loan classification changed: these programs no longer qualify for unlimited Grad PLUS, so they fall under the $20,500/yr cap instead. ✅ Foreign students on F-1 visas never qualified for Grad PLUS or any federal loans - not yesterday, not today, not ever. ✅ The new caps apply the exact same to every U.S. citizen and permanent resident. ✅ If you’re already enrolled and take even one federal loan before July 1, 2026 → you keep unlimited Grad PLUS until you graduate (grandfathered). ✅ This change passed Congress in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (public law, not secret). ✅ Same reason we’re seeing rollbacks everywhere: ending the 2020–2024 “free money for everyone” era and going back to what the actual statutes say. This video is 100% manufactured outrage. It’s not “Americans vs foreigners” or “degrees no longer recognized.” It’s “unlimited federal credit card for grad school = over.” Spread the truth. Don’t let them panic you. #StudentLoans #GradPLUS #StopTheFakes
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Replying to @BlakeSNeff
He actually capped UNSUB Direct Loans at $50k annually for professional programs and ended GradPLUS for students starting new programs 7/1/26. Minor correction but your point is accurate. The bubble is bursting and it's long overdue.
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Replying to @StephenMoore
Ending ParentPlus and GradPlus loans should be the priority as they have no underwriting standards. Much of the college debt issues are from those two programs, which benefit expensive colleges more than they help students.
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