New Loan Caps Threaten Medical School Access
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Kansas City University grapples with welcoming 430 new medical students amidst federal loan caps, potentially limiting access to healthcare in underserved areas. Tuition surged, and students now owe an average of $229,000, with many relying on private lenders offering rates up to 16%. This could shrink the physician pipeline and impact loan forgiveness programs.
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