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  • Lending program for parents of undergraduates has expanded beyond its intended use, leaving many borrowers with debts they struggle to repay, report finds.
  • Oberlin proposes to trim 100 students from renowned music conservatory while adding same number to liberal arts program.
  • A year after NYU's medical school went tuition-free, Washington University in St. Louis announces that scholarships will eliminate tuition charges for more than half of new M.D. students.

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