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Unions Sue Education Department over ‘Professional’ Degree Rule

The unions say the Education Department unlawfully narrowed eligibility for the higher $200,000 borrowing cap and put public-service graduate programs at risk.

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The lawsuit seeks to vacate the agency’s exclusion of advanced degree programs in fields like education, which caps student loans at $100,000.

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Trump admin's "professional degree" change faces new legal battle

The lawsuit argues that the changes for a "professional degree" could make it harder for students to enter public service.

·New York, United States
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Unions sue Education Department over ‘professional’ degree rule

The lawsuit seeks to vacate the agency’s exclusion of advanced degree programs in fields like education, which caps student loans at $100,000.

·Newton, United States
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K-12 Dive broke the news in Newton, United States on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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