Grad school tuition is coming down as loan limits take effect
Plus: The costs of policy uncertainty.
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The economics of higher education, from a free-market perspective.
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Plus: The financial aid bait-and-switch, and what new loan limits mean for ed schools.
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Plus: Why community colleges should be allowed to offer bachelor's degrees, and professional loans (again).
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Plus: Which programs are likely to lose student loan access, and new warnings on the FAFSA.
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