Students pursuing professional degrees will be able to borrow up to $200,000 in federal student loans beginning in 2026.

Trump's Department of Education said it plans to remove the partial financial hardship requirement to enroll in income-based repayment in December.

A new December update reshapes how federal student loan repayment rules apply to borrowers navigating income-driven options.

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

Nursing groups are pushing back against changes by the Trump administration to federal loan eligibility rules that exclude ...

It isn’t just healthcare fields that could suffer. The American Institute of Architects said in a statement Friday that it ...

Under the newly revamped definition of “professional degree” programs, nursing and other key healthcare jobs have been ...

With most relief programs paused or gutted, the IBR plan remains one of the few paths to full student debt cancellation.

The total U.S. student loan debt is nearly $1.8 trillion, according to the Education Data Initiative. This breaks down to an estimated $41,618 in total average student loan debt. If you have student ...

Paying off your loans early might save you money.

As nursing shortages hit an all-time high, new proposed borrowing limits by the Education Department could make it harder to ...

For many Americans carrying the weight of student loan debt, military service represents not only a path of duty and career ...