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Business·13/06/2026Résumé IA

28-year-old law graduate pays off $75,000 in student debt by selling art

Elyse Burns, 28, paid off over $75,000 in law school debt within a year of graduating by growing her art business, Elyse Breanne Design. She started selling art in 2015 and by 2020, her business was making six figures. Burns leveraged TikTok to boost her business and chose to focus on it over a legal career, ultimately paying off her loans without taking the bar exam.

CNBC

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UK University Education Value Plummets Amidst Debt and AI Fears

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Education·02/06/2026Résumé IA

UK University Education Value Plummets Amidst Debt and AI Fears

Public confidence in UK university education has dropped significantly, with 34% now believing it's not worth the cost, up from 14% in 2005. Rising student debt, frozen repayment thresholds, and fears of AI impacting graduate jobs contribute to disillusionment.

Guardian UK

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UK MPs launch inquiry into student loan system amid graduate debt concerns

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Education·01/06/2026Résumé IA

UK MPs launch inquiry into student loan system amid graduate debt concerns

UK MPs are investigating the student loan system, focusing on graduate earnings, repayment thresholds, and interest rates. New research shows a third of people now question the value of a university degree, with concerns about mounting debt and interest accumulation impacting graduates' life choices.

Ruth Gottesman's $1 Billion Donation Makes Albert Einstein College of Medicine Tuition-Free Forever

Ruth Gottesman donated $1 billion to Albert Einstein College of Medicine, making it tuition-free indefinitely for all future students. This historic gift aims to invest in the Bronx community and reduce medical school debt, potentially diversifying the field.

Have Baby Boomers Done Better Than Subsequent Generations?

An analysis of generational fairness in England reveals that Baby Boomers may have benefited more from higher education, housing, and pensions compared to younger generations. While student loan systems and housing market dynamics have shifted, the author suggests Boomers enjoyed more advantageous conditions.

Robert F. Smith's Morehouse Debt Payoff: Unpacking the Details

Robert F. Smith's 2019 Morehouse College commencement gift of $34 million covered not only graduates' debts but also their parents', highlighting family financial burdens and educational inequality, particularly in African-American communities.

TOI World

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