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The new rules are meant to ensure that qualifying programs leave graduates financially better off than if they had never enrolled. (iStock)

Financial aid shift to hit low-wage fields like religion, cosmetology and arts

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Thousands of college programs in low-wage fields may lose federal financial aid under new Trump administration rules. Programs must prove graduates earn more than those with lower education levels. Critics warn of negative impacts on low-income programs. The rules, effective July 1, could cut aid to many religious and beauty schools. Some changes were made, but concerns about wage factors remain.

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