The Higher Ed Policy Roundup is your go-to source for all the latest updates in Washington. Read about the proposed overhaul of the college oversight system, the fiscal year 2027 budget request, and the most recent news regarding the SAVE Plan. Check it out: https://ow.ly/5zBo50YHa5R

In the latest edition of Raising the Bar, take a look at: ▪️Legal reasoning through the lens of language learning; ▪️A profile of Integrated Study Groups designed to help 1Ls acclimate; and ▪️Updates on evolving licensure pathways. Check it out! https://ow.ly/YCUl50YBPT9

Read the Roundup to stay up to date with the latest in higher education news, including the Education Department's interagency agreement on loan collection and pending legislation to amend the Higher Education Act of 1965. Check it out! https://ow.ly/5y8r50YzUZu

See what the buzz is about in this week's Roundup! From the latest data on Federal Student Aid to a legal challenge to the Trump Administration’s policy on admissions, the Roundup serves up the hottest news in higher ed! Read it today! https://ow.ly/Wt9h50YwSUx

Facing new borrowing limits, future lawyers may turn to private loans for law school funding. Designed to support informed decision-making, the AccessLex Private Loan eXchange provides comparison information on these lending options. Learn more.    https://ow.ly/m3nh50Ywpmf

Get the scoop on what’s trending in higher education with this week’s Roundup! Gain insights on everything from the latest legal challenges to the SAVE Plan to current legislation being proposed on Capitol Hill. Read the Roundup today! https://ow.ly/zskO50Ytz5r

Lean into the latest higher ed news with this week’s Roundup! Explore the details of the legal challenges to the SAVE Plan, updates on legislation pending in Congress, and more. Read it today! https://ow.ly/BFhy50Yq9q8

Unpack the latest figures on nonpayment rates in higher ed, an analysis of OBBBA's effect on costs, and survey results that show many are unaware that Grad PLUS Loans will end. The hottest higher ed policy news is right here! https://ow.ly/9EVW50YiUt2

The Higher Ed Policy Roundup is back this week with coverage of: Statutory changes to programs in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act; A report on how loan lenders plan to respond to new federal student loan limits; and An update on new legislation pending in Congress. https://ow.ly/nrWH50Y9AvT

From a planned update to the college accreditation and oversight system to a look at the latest congressional legislation, the Roundup is your go-to source for higher ed news – read it today! https://ow.ly/EVRF50Y6uxT

Get caught up on the hottest topics in higher ed – the student loan collection freeze, new spending bills, growing concern about government overreach, and so much more. The Higher Ed Policy Roundup has it all – don’t miss out! https://ow.ly/Mheh50Y1OSq

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From accountability provisions within the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) to wage garnishment for borrowers in default, this week's Roundup brings you the most talked-about and impactful developments in higher education. Get expert insights today!   https://ow.ly/L5na50XU4HS

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In a letter to the Senate HELP Committee, AccessLex offered its support for the PSLF Payment Completion Fairness Act, which would end the requirement that applicants be in public service at the time of loan forgiveness. Learn more in our letter of support – read it today! https://ow.ly/X1Na50XO0eN

From repayment claims against the Education Department to updates on new legislation pending in Congress, this week's Roundup delivers the hottest news in higher education. Check it out: https://ow.ly/ibgu50XMvLA

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Unlock the latest insights on higher education with this week’s Roundup! Dive into breaking news on Education Department funding, fresh research on first-generation student enrollment, and an annual report on college costs. Read it today: https://ow.ly/bNNl50XrQCN

Did you know that law students who graduated in 2024 enjoyed higher employment rates and earned higher salaries than those who graduated in 2023? Examine these figures and more in the updated Data Deck – read it today! https://ow.ly/kyIQ50XqMul

In Law 360, Aaron N. Taylor discussed the Admission Innovation Project’s partnership with Southwestern Law and how the law school’s approach to admissions has already proved successful. Read the article: https://ow.ly/5As150Xq7ON

From legal challenges to the Education Department’s updated PSLF rules to a report on the nation’s rising household debt, the Roundup provides expert analyses of the latest higher ed policy news. Check it out: https://ow.ly/8QCr50XpvjB

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We’re excited to partner with Southwestern Law School for our inaugural Admission Innovation Project (AIP) grant! In line with the goals of the AIP, Southwestern Law’s interview pathway lets applicants pursue admission while deemphasizing LSAT scores. Learn more! https://ow.ly/BsXS50Xjnnp

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This week’s Higher Ed Policy Roundup features the latest news, policy insights, and actionable updates to support your personal advocacy. Become a Washington insider with the Roundup – read it today! https://ow.ly/mHzS50Xhxxi

In response to a recent Senate Committee Request for Information, AccessLex advocated to improve transparency in higher education and lower student costs. Read our letter to learn about the issues and our suggestions: https://ow.ly/uOsT50XfQ0T

A Federal Register notice sought comments on a proposed survey component for the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System. AccessLex urged the Education Department to pause the request until concerns about timing, scope, and intent are addressed. Read our letter. https://ow.ly/55bG50Xcqfh

Have recent executive actions and laws impacted racial equity in legal education? In The Indiana Lawyer, Tiffane Cochran, Vice President of Research, weighed in while sharing key facts and figures from the updated Legal Education Data Deck. Get the insights: https://ow.ly/H01s50XaHbR

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In the Higher Ed Policy Roundup, get all the latest news – from new funding for HBCUs and tribal colleges to eye-opening credit trends in a new FICO report. Read it now! tinyurl.com/39xvff3x

A notice in the Federal Register requested commentary on amendments to the PSLF program. In response, AccessLex voiced its opposition to the proposed changes, citing statutory limitations and existing protections: tinyurl.com/4mjrkmkv

The Education Department is drafting new rules restricting which employers qualify for PSLF. Utilizing our #MakeTheCase tool, voice your opposition to this exclusion criteria. Submit your comments by Wednesday and make your voice heard! tinyurl.com/pfpvhzmt

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The Roundup is back – delivering the latest in higher ed policy news! Learn about cuts in funding levels for the Department of Education, concerns over identify verification in the student-aid system, and new congressional legislation. Stay informed with the Roundup! tinyurl.com/mryrrt9j

Did you know that 37 jurisdictions saw an increase in first-time bar passage rates between 2023 and 2024? Check out our updated Legal Education Data Deck for snapshots and trends regarding first-time bar passage! tinyurl.com/34ye5paw

Helix NextGen is now available! An article in Law360 discusses the launch of Helix’s newest innovative bar review course, with quotes from AccessLex President and CEO, Chris Chapman, and Helix Bar Review Chief Operating Officer, Cynthia Cassity. Check it out! tinyurl.com/2wmjj675

Overwhelmed by recent changes to student borrowing and loan repayment? Come to the experts at AccessLex! Visit our Student Aid Policy and Action Center page and check out the FAQs to get all the answers you need. AccessLex.org/SAPAAC

Our updated Legal Education Data Deck highlights bar exam passage rates for first-time and repeat takers. Tiffane Cochran, Vice President of Research, shared the factors behind the spike in first-time pass rates for the July 2024 bar exam in ABA Journal. Read her insights! tinyurl.com/3h6s8yx4

In a letter to the House Education and Workforce Committee, AccessLex lends its support to the LOAN Act. The Act would boost PSLF, increase the value of higher education, and make Federal loans less expensive – read our letter today! tinyurl.com/2s3un9rh

According to our newly updated Legal Education Data Deck, 82% of first-time bar exam test-takers passed the July 2024 exam (tying for the highest first-time pass rate within the last decade). Read more in the recent Law.com article! tinyurl.com/5fxnd3mr

Director of Financial Education, Derek Brainard, shared budgeting advice and smart money strategies to help you confidently navigate the financial transition into law school. Start your legal education journey on solid financial ground – check out the blog post today! tinyurl.com/388jpmrh

A new research report on the evolving legal profession by the Committee on Legal Education and Admissions Reform is now available. Explore recommendations to state supreme courts premised on closing justice gaps and building public trust. The study was funded by AccessLex. tinyurl.com/ykk9y9fp

See the latest news on the Education Department rulemaking regarding the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, an update for Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) Plan borrowers, and an overview of new legislation pending in Congress. Get it all in this week’s Higher Ed Policy Roundup! tinyurl.com/38bew4ux