The Trump administration has elected to reduce the number of disciplines that qualify as "professional degrees" eligible for ...

Some nursing jobs require no advanced degree, and research shows nurses typically complete their degrees with loan amounts under the new cap. However, the proposed change would put a new burden on ...

The proposed changes would lower federal loan limits for graduate nursing students and has sparked widespread backlash from ...

The proposed rule would also apply to aspiring physician assistants, physical therapists and speech-language pathologists.

The Education Department will lower graduate loan caps to $100,000 in 2026, while “professional” programs are allowed higher limits.

The combined Bachelor’s/Master’s degree programs allow acceleration toward graduate study and are intended for highly motivated candidates who wish to pursue an ...

The Trump administration’s plan to redefine what constitutes a professional degree would exclude nursing and limit access to ...

The University of Holy Cross is changing some of its longtime academic degree programs to accommodate the anticipated influx of return students. Beginning in the fall semester, UHS will offer a 100% ...

For graduate students, the limit is $20,500 per year ($100,000 total), while “professional” students get a $50,000 annual ...

With Gen Z on track to become the most educated generation in history, those looking to stand out amid the sea of college graduates may tempted to eye a master’s degree—but be warned, it’s not the ...

The 2-year master program aims to teach students the fundamentals in biophysics and bio-nanotechnology with a twofold aim: to use nanotechnological approaches to better characterize and understand ...

Higher education has a long and fraught relationship with the labor market. From colonial colleges training clergymen to the Morrill Act, normal schools, and the great 20th-century expansion of mass ...