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Una nueva ley responsabiliza a las universidades si sus graduados no ganan más de 36,000 dólares al año

Una nueva ley exige que las universidades demuestren que sus graduados ganan más que alguien con solo un diploma de bachillerato; de lo contrario, los estudiantes podrían perder el acceso a los préstamos federales. Alrededor de 300 programas de California podrían no superar la prueba, incluyendo muchos de cosmetología y algunos de artes.

Curated & analyzed by Omar Murillo, Everhome Real Estate · CA DRE #01244077  |  Published July 19, 2026  |  1 min read  |  Coverage: Bay Area
Curated News BriefBased on original reporting by CalMatters Housing (July 17, 2026). The summary below is the Journal’s; the local analysis is original commentary by Omar Murillo.

Una nueva ley exige que las universidades demuestren que sus graduados ganan más que alguien con solo un diploma de bachillerato; de lo contrario, los estudiantes podrían perder el acceso a los préstamos federales. Alrededor de 300 programas de California podrían no superar la prueba,…

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Source & AttributionOriginal story: “Una nueva ley responsabiliza a las universidades si sus graduados no ganan más de 36,000 dólares al año” — CalMatters Housing, July 17, 2026. Read the full article at the source. Commentary and Bay Area analysis on this page are original to The Bay Area Real Estate Journal.

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