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[unable to retrieve full-text content]I’m seeing people attacking universities, particularly private universities, for accumulating large endowments while allowing their graduates to accrue education loans that saddle them with debt for years or decades and cannot normally be discharged by bankruptcy. Why aren’t these universities the lenders? Setting aside the question of whether it is in the national interest to […] The post The business model of modern universities appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Joel Eissenberg considers the following as important: Education, education loans, higher education, University business models, US EConomics
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[unable to retrieve full-text content][unable to retrieve full-text content]I’m seeing people attacking universities, particularly private universities, for accumulating large endowments while allowing their graduates to accrue education loans that saddle them with debt for years or decades and cannot normally be discharged by bankruptcy. Why aren’t these universities the lenders? Setting aside the question of whether it is in the national interest to […] The post The business model of modern universities appeared first on Angry Bear.
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Joel Eissenberg considers the following as important: Education, education loans, higher education, University business models, US EConomics
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I’m seeing people attacking universities, particularly private universities, for accumulating large endowments while allowing their graduates to accrue education loans that saddle them with debt for years or decades and cannot normally be discharged by bankruptcy. Why aren’t these universities the lenders? Setting aside the question of whether it is in the national interest to […]
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