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See 89 companies that pay toward employees’ student loans, with monthly amounts, lifetime caps, who qualifies and the $5,250 tax-free rule.

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Naturopathic medicine programs now qualify as professional degrees after a federal court order, raising loan limits to $50,000 a year and $200,000 total.

A new study of credit records finds federal student debt cancellation raised credit scores 17 points and lifted homeownership 1.2 percentage points.

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The Debt-Free College Act from Sen. Schatz and Rep. Pocan would match state college funding to cover full unmet need and expand Pell to DREAMers.

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Syracuse University will review its executive and administrative offices this fall after cutting 93 programs and posting a 1.5% operating deficit.

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A new class action says the NCAA’s Division III athletic scholarship ban is illegal price fixing. What Printz v. NCAA claims and what it means for families.
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