As president, Harris would likely champion student loan relief and free community college. Trump would likely restrict or dismantle loan forgiveness and promote access to non-traditional degrees.


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As president, Harris would likely champion student loan relief and free community college. Trump would likely restrict or dismantle loan forgiveness and promote access to non-traditional degrees.{ai:summary}<p>As president, Harris would advocate for student loan relief and free community college initiatives. In contrast, Trump would likely focus on limiting loan forgiveness and enhancing access to alternative degree pathways. </p><p>#education</p>

Harris v. Trump on student loans: Where the candidates stand

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