I’ve posted before that premeds in college should try to keep college debt as low as possible as med school is crazy expensive and paid for by borrowing which needs to be paid back. At least currently there’s a cap on borrowing costs. If med students (or other grad students) have to turn to private sector where borrowing costs/terms will become the wild west, I think prohibitive is a better way to describe cost of med school than just “merely” crazy expensive. Will med (or other grad) student borrowers ever get out of debt, or will kindly paternal lenders just “generously” continue to modify terms essentially creating a lifetime class of indentured servants. Will more parents financial situations be at risk as they have to cosign loans. It just seems that this legislation is another daily attempt by the pigs at the trough in DC (in this case financial sector) that have no problem getting legislators to do their bidding.