Landmark Agreement Accelerates Student Debt Relief, Shields Borrowers From Tax Liability
Breaking Down the Student Loan Forgiveness Agreement In a significant development for millions of Americans burdened by student debt, the…
Breaking Down the Student Loan Forgiveness Agreement In a significant development for millions of Americans burdened by student debt, the…
Multiple elite universities have rejected the Trump administration’s proposed “compact” that would require significant policy changes in exchange for federal benefits. The standoff highlights growing tensions between the federal government and higher education institutions over academic freedom and institutional autonomy.
Four of nine elite universities have reportedly rejected the Trump administration’s proposed “compact” for higher education reform as the October 20 deadline approaches, according to sources familiar with the matter. The University of Pennsylvania, Brown University, University of Southern California, and MIT have all announced they will not sign the agreement that would tie federal benefits to specific institutional changes.
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