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Education Secretary Linda McMahon recently participated in an engaging discussion at the annual Milken Conference in Beverly Hills, California. During her conversation with Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi, McMahon addressed several pressing issues surrounding the education sector, including the impact of student loans and the evolving role of prestigious institutions like Harvard.
McMahon emphasized the importance of making higher education more accessible and affordable for all students. She acknowledged the significant burden that student loan debt places on graduates and highlighted ongoing efforts to reform the student loan system. The Secretary also pointed out that institutions such as Harvard have a critical responsibility in shaping the future of education by fostering innovation and inclusivity.
As the landscape of education continues to change, McMahon's insights shed light on the government's commitment to addressing these challenges and ensuring that every student has the opportunity to succeed. Her remarks at the Milken Conference underscore a pivotal moment for education policy in the United States.
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