Understanding the Federal Court’s Student Loan Ruling and What It Means for Future PAs
Date: June 30, 8–9 p.m. ET
For Members Only
A federal court has granted preliminary relief in AAPA and PAEA’s legal challenge to the Department of Education’s student loan rule, providing critical, immediate temporary relief after months of uncertainty for current and prospective PA students – especially those entering school this fall. As a result, the portion of the rule excluding PA students from higher federal loan caps will not go into effect on July 1. In its ruling, the Court recognized that the Department of Education’s rule would cause irreparable harm to PA students, PA programs, and the healthcare workforce, and that the rule is likely inconsistent with the law.
Join AAPA leaders for a live discussion on this important legal victory for the PA profession and what it means for current and prospective PA students. We’ll provide the latest updates on the litigation, discuss what happens next as the case moves forward, and share what we know today about how the ruling may affect student borrowers, what has changed, and what questions remain.
Have a question you’d like our panel to address? Help shape the conversation by submitting your questions in advance. We’ll answer as many member questions as possible during the live discussion.