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Silent Type

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2. trump admin really screwed up their messaging. I think they tried to divide graduate studies into high cost like

Reply to AmandaRuth (Original post)

Wed Nov 26, 2025, 03:25 PM

Nov 26

doctor, dentist, lawyers, eligible for $200,000 in graduate loans vs. those eligible for $100K.

Nurse advanced degrees are much less than say docs. That’s just a fact.

But, they shouldn’t have used the term “professional.” I’ve worked with plenty of BSNs who were much more professional than doctors or lawyers.

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is this elimination of professional status part of project hellscape (2025)? [View all] AmandaRuth Nov 26 OP

Could you explain what you're referring to? Nt LAS14 Nov 26 #1

... Skittles Nov 26 #4

trump admin really screwed up their messaging. I think they tried to divide graduate studies into high cost like Silent Type Nov 26 #2

Why are theologians eligible for 200k and nurses not ? SamuelTheThird Nov 26 #5

Because the great white Jesus would be offended. Here's a list of those eligible for $200K-- Silent Type Nov 26 #6

Ain't that the truth! NotHardly Nov 26 #8

Apparently so, I just saw a YouTube where the poster read a p25 "study" ecstatic Nov 26 #3

A key point about Project 2025 TommyT139 Nov 26 #7