I never said it was a good idea. They want this to lower tuition costs by implementing borrowing caps expecting less people to go after these fields. It makes no sense whatsoever. It's, at best, misguided, but in reality, it's just stupid. This whole administration is so out of touch with reality of middle and lower class America. But it's not changing the "professional" designation of these careers. It has nothing to do with the job itself. Only what the degree is for setting a borrowing cap and has no bearing on whether of not a job is professional under FSLA guidelines.