Alyssa Pointer; Katrina d'Autremont; Alyssa Powell/BI After raising her kids, KeliAnne Piscopo wanted a stable career and a steady income. She thought going to school in her 40s was the solution. So in 2014, she took out nearly $54,000 in student loans from the online school Post University to get her bachelor's degree in human services. After graduating, she helped run a public school program helping refugees adjust to life in the US. Funding cuts under President Donald Trump ended the program