The Graduate Student Loan Borrowing Landscape

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Vydáno v:Institute for College Access & Success (2025)
Hlavní autor: Elliott, Mia
Další autoři: Nguyen, Casey K, Bruecker, Ellie
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520 3 |a Graduate borrowing makes up a growing share of today's student loans, with about half of all student loan debt borrowed for graduate programs. Average graduate borrowing has grown by about 7 percent for master's degrees and 11 percent for professional degrees over the last 5 years. Borrowing varies widely by field of study and institution type, and understanding debt trends for graduate study is key to ensuring that students can access high-quality graduate programs and see a fair return on their investment. This brief is the first in a series on graduate student loan borrowing and is designed to help inform policymakers in developing equitable, multi-faceted solutions to alleviate the burden of student loan debt. Data from the College Scorecard is presented as weighted average federal student loan debt over time, by sector and level, and for the highest and lowest debt fields. 
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653 |a Student Financial Aid 
653 |a Debt (Financial) 
653 |a Access to Education 
653 |a Outcomes of Education 
653 |a Masters Programs 
653 |a Professional Education 
653 |a Institutional Characteristics 
653 |a Trend Analysis 
653 |a Equal Education 
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653 |a Doctoral Students 
653 |a Intellectual Disciplines 
653 |a Doctoral Degrees 
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