I know this sounds like a wacky idea, but I actually read the article. A couple of good things about the bill are that it puts caps and the amounts students can borrow ($50,000 for undergrad, $100K for graduate) and doubles the amount of Pell grants for juniors and seniors who are on track to graduate.

The bill was just introduced, so I'm sure there'd be lots of modifications to it. People have always had the option to defer payments if they can show economic hardship.

"There goes med school."

Med school is completely separate from undergraduate or graduate academic degrees.

As I'm sure you know.

Like I said, the bill was just proposed. Not much point in spazzing out over something that will be amended many times before there's a final vote on it.

What percentage of medical students rely solely on federal loans anyway?

"Who was spazzing out?"

The OP.