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Alex Pasquariello

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Journalist building digital newsrooms. Now: Managing News Editor, @RedVentures. Then: @DenverPost, @jetsetterdotcom, @CNTraveler, @SkiRacingMedia, etc. (he/him)
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Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' Caps Grad Student Loans.| BestColleges

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By Evan Castillo, Alex Pasquariello
| BestColleges
The Department of Education’s proposed rule would limit which graduate programs qualify for “professional” status and the higher federal loan caps that come with it, potentially leaving nursing, physician assistant, and social work students with fewer borrowing options.
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Veterans Fight VA for Full Four Years of GI Bill Benefits

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By Matthew Arrojas Verified, Alex Pasquariello
| BestColleges
A 2024 Supreme Court decision confirmed veterans can receive up to four years of GI Bill benefits, but the Department of Veterans Affairs continues to limit eligibility—prompting lawsuits and support from higher education advocates. Updated on October 9, 2025 Credit: Bloomberg / Bloomberg / Getty Images Student veterans are entitled to up to four years of GI Bill benefits, according to a U.S. Supreme Court decision.
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Senators Propose Free College for Medical, Dental, and Nursing School

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By Matthew Arrojas Verified, Alex Pasquariello
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The Health Care Workforce Expansion Act aims to tackle nationwide doctor, dentist, and nurse shortages with free tuition, new grants, and rural relocation incentives. Updated on October 8, 2025 Credit: Bloomberg / Bloomberg / Getty Images The Health Care Workforce Expansion Act proposed by Sens. Bernie Sanders and Jeff Merkley would create tuition-free healthcare programs for many students. Lawmakers say the bill would address U.S. healthcare worker shortages.
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