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Graduate students say Trump’s federal loan caps are reshaping their education payment plans (opens the original)
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Graduate students said they feel uncertain about their ability to pay for their education and enroll in further graduate studies after President Donald Trump’s cuts to federal student aid went into effect this academic year. Ten graduate students said Trump’s tightening of student borrowing limits and elimination of the Grad PLUS program — which allowed students to borrow up to their remaining cost of attendance — has forced them to grapple with considering private loans, choosing shorter progra
GW antisemitism complaint cited in APA accreditation battle as federal commission recommends suspension (opens the original)
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A Department of Education committee recommended suspending the GW professional psychology program’s accreditor’s federal recognition, citing failure to identify antisemitism in its programs, including a 2023 complaint alleging antisemitic behavior by a professor at GW. The National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity — a federal committee that provides recommendations to the Education Department regarding accreditation agencies who monitor the quality of college academic pr
GW Law affirms commitment to diversity after accreditor strikes standard (opens the original)
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GW Law’s Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew reaffirmed the school’s commitment to diversity and inclusion after its accreditor repealed its diversity standard last week. The American Bar Association’s Accreditation Council — which has accredited GW Law since 1923 — voted on Sept. 8 to scrap a section of its standards that required law schools to demonstrate their commitment to diversity and inclusion among their students, staff and faculty in order to keep their accreditation, following scrutiny from Pres
Students report economic anxiety amid delays, reductions in financial aid packages (opens the original)
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Students say their financial aid packages for this academic year fail to meet their economic needs, and officials have not clearly communicated reasons for reductions, delays and appeals decisions as GW’s total cost of attendance climbs. Of the 30 students The Hatchet interviewed, 25 said they felt frustrated after the Office of Student Financial Assistance sent their aid packages later than the previous academic year, decreased their need-based aid or communicated unclearly regarding the status
GW Law lays off personnel amid financial challenges, dean confirms (opens the original)
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GW Law laid off personnel to tackle the school’s financial challenges, its dean confirmed Wednesday, marking the third school to publicly confirm layoffs this fiscal year. Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew confirmed in an email to The Hatchet the school conducted a “restructuring and reduction” in its workforce to combat the school’s financial challenges, which she said were driven by external factors like new laws, evolving funding and financial aid policies and changing demographics. Matthew said offic
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