Why The War On Higher Ed Is Threatening Everyday Trade Professionals
President Trump is right: improving higher education requires ending the monopoly enjoyed by certain “accreditors,” which have the power to determine which schools are “qualified” to receive federal student loans. But too many accreditors d
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President Trump is right: improving higher education requires ending the monopoly enjoyed by certain “accreditors,” which have the power to determine which schools are “qualified” to receive federal student loans. But too many accreditors define “qualified” to advance the woke agenda that millions of Americans elected this administration to repeal, one that undermines merit and ...
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