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  • President Biden’s new plan for student loan relief is likely to take at least a year.
  • Degree-completion rates among Latino students have stagnated in recent years while white students’ graduation rates have risen.
  • A cybersecurity company called Proofpoint has identified a new cyberscam targeted at college students, in which phishers pretend to offer data-entry jobs at bioscience and health-related companies.
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