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The Supreme Court may reconsider the Chevron doctrine, which allows federal agencies to interpret ambiguous laws, as long as their interpretation is reasonable. Altering this doctrine could affect numerous federal regulations and policies. The Chevron doctrine has been crucial for rulemaking in federal agencies. For example, the U.S. Department of Education, which creates regulations and policies for the federal student aid programs established by the Higher Education Act of 1965.

Crafting an exceptional personal statement requires a blend of introspection and strategic storytelling.  Ensure your story reveals something significant about your values and motivations. The ultimate goal is to present a nuanced, multifaceted view of who you are, making your application not just another file in the pile but a memorable and intriguing read.

If you're struggling in school, you may encounter financial repercussions in addition to academic ones. It's crucial to familiarize yourself with your school's policies to understand your options and avoid the financial consequences of failing.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing a number of industries and often taking over tasks traditionally performed by humans.  However, it's important to note that not all jobs can be done by AI today, take the skilled trades for example, these jobs involve a degree of adaptability and personal judgment that is inherently human.

Starting July 1, 2024, new regulatory changes will limit a school's ability to withhold transcripts due to unpaid balances.

New graduates are finding it harder than ever to land their first job. Several reports have cited that employees are hesitant to hire college grads. It seems new many graduates are making rookie mistakes that can be easily fixed.  With a little awareness and coaching, we can turn around this issue and get those grads working.

The SAVE Plan is currently facing legal challenges, led by two challenges from the Attorneys General from Kansas and Missouri. These challenges have contended that the U.S. Department of Education has overstepped its authority yet again.

Gen Z is often criticized in the media for a lack of work ethic and company loyalty. Early-career job hopping is mischaracterized as a sense of entitlement or wanting to skip the first few rungs of the corporate ladder out of boredom or for a quick salary grab. But the driving forces behind this movement can’t solely be blamed on the employees themselves.