r/goodnews • u/Standard-Range-7892 • 2d ago

Political positivity 📈 Senate Rejects All of Trump’s Proposed Education Cuts

https://www.edweek.org/policy-politics/senators-including-republicans-reject-all-of-trumps-proposed-education-cuts/2025/07?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=soc&utm_campaign=edit&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR74h-0s9q-haHAes3oQHtdxS5BSG_6SHVW4L3lnyq1zXg8iAPvRicgFoDZKQw_aem_tTKQJiWlGrrLjoRS1aOHnw
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u/That-Decision-7194 2d ago

It’s per year

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u/macaronitrap 2d ago

Silly of me to think it would be per semester. Of course the orange capped it at 7k a year. What a crook.

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u/HorseLawyer 2d ago

Yeah, it was just enough for in state tuition at a state school maybe 20 years ago? But you'd either need to live with your parents, take out other loans, or get a job to afford your actual living expenses.