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Most bachelor’s and graduate programs are still set to accept student loans

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MarketWatch reports that the vast majority of bachelor’s and graduate degree programs will comply with, and continue to pass, new rules tied to holding colleges accountable.

The outlet also reports that these new rules are not expected to prevent students with humanities majors from getting student loans in most programs.

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MarketWatchGo ahead and get that poetry degree. Republican law won’t prevent people with humanities majors from getting student loans.
MarketWatchGo ahead and get that poetry degree. Republican law won’t prevent people with humanities majors from getting student loans.

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