When President Trump rolled out his budget proposal in May, itincluded massive cuts to federal student loan programs.

Now that piece of paper seems so three months ago. In apolitically divided nation, sometimes the best bet is on nothinghappening.

But even if no changes occur in the ultimate budget Congressmust pass this fall, college costs will continue to rise andstudents and their families will be struggling to pay the higherout-of-pocket costs.

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Jim DuPlessis

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