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Did he get that idea from Tony Bennett? Myrina Aug 2013 #1
I heard this proposal on NPR yesterday & thought it was nuts. Jackpine Radical Aug 2013 #2
I think this is more about shutting down degree mills Recursion Aug 2013 #7
Like this will shut them down. A form. Safetykitten Aug 2013 #8
It's not "a form". It factors in student debt load, student employment, cost Recursion Aug 2013 #9
This can actually do some good, and is about all that can be done with the repub controlled House groundloop Aug 2013 #3
Except that applied broadly this will enlightenment Aug 2013 #11
Did Obama just go into an alternate universe? Unbelievable. Safetykitten Aug 2013 #4
Yes, God forbid we look at student debt loads and hold colleges accountable for them Recursion Aug 2013 #10
at public colleges, the debt load of students is a function of legislatures shifting the burden yurbud Aug 2013 #25
Maybe we can ask the republican controlled House to do something useful on this issue groundloop Aug 2013 #14
Then my son's college should rank number 1 Corgigal Aug 2013 #5
WOW....that is education for a real World.... Tikki Aug 2013 #6
Phoenix University and other for profits Ducksworthy Aug 2013 #12
Welcome to DU... and I agree about for-profit education groundloop Aug 2013 #13
Anything besides loans capped at .25% like banks are getting from the Fed is bullshit! winterpark Aug 2013 #15
Robert Reich is supporting this--here's why: lolly Aug 2013 #16
Why are we blaming the colleges? philosslayer Aug 2013 #17
Because those colleges have been raising their tuition far faster than inflation jeff47 Aug 2013 #19
as philoslayer said, this is mostly due to rapidly decreasing public funds Doctor_J Aug 2013 #22
And as I said, that's only part of it. jeff47 Aug 2013 #24
I fear the consequences of this. potone Aug 2013 #18
Your rational post will be ignored here. Safetykitten Aug 2013 #20
This is a very good post. I've seen academia up close and juajen Aug 2013 #23
No federal funds for for profit schools. ForgoTheConsequence Aug 2013 #21
Agreed. ... spin Aug 2013 #26
This is NOT good. Mona Aug 2013 #27
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