Admissions to top PhD programs down 15% amid federal funding cuts, uncertainty

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  1. The Administration talks out of both sides of their mouth, as usual. We want more people to complete higher education, but eally do not want to put our money where our mouths are. How many degrees could have been funded with the money being wasted on Trump’s no bid contracts to reshape DC in his image?

    1. This is the Republican Party’s most important strategy. Create disastrous societal issues so that they can be used as talking point to blame dems for in future elections.

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