Growing, but right for whom?
Patient Money - High-Deductible Health Plans Have Some Downsides - NYTimes.com
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Re: Tim Ferriss Scam! Practical Tactics for Dealing with Haters
"I elaborated on a few points in an interview in the Netherlands with Amy-Mae Elliot, who originally posted them on Mashable in her piece Tim Ferriss: 7 Great Principles for Dealing with Haters..."
Tim Ferriss keynote The Next Web Conference 2010 - Love the Haters from Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten on Vimeo.
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Senate Hearing on For-Profits to Feature Video of Government Undercover Investigation
Chronicle of Higher Education
July 29, 2010
Senate Hearing on For-Profits to Feature Video of Government Undercover Investigation
By Kelly Field
Washington
Government investigators will testify at a Senate hearing on Wednesday about an undercover inquiry into recruiting practices at for-profit colleges.
The hearing will feature video of college recruiters and admissions officers talking to the investigators, who were posing as students, Democratic aides told The Chronicle.
The aides would not say what the investigation, conducted by the Government Accountability Office, had found, only that it included a "nationally ...
Hearing on For-Profits to Feature Video of Government Undercover Investigation - Government - The Chronicle of Higher Education
July 29, 2010
Senate Hearing on For-Profits to Feature Video of Government Undercover Investigation
By Kelly Field
Washington
Government investigators will testify at a Senate hearing on Wednesday about an undercover inquiry into recruiting practices at for-profit colleges.
The hearing will feature video of college recruiters and admissions officers talking to the investigators, who were posing as students, Democratic aides told The Chronicle.
The aides would not say what the investigation, conducted by the Government Accountability Office, had found, only that it included a "nationally ...
Hearing on For-Profits to Feature Video of Government Undercover Investigation - Government - The Chronicle of Higher Education
Thursday, July 29, 2010
NYT Editorial: Who Profits? Who Learns?
28JULY2010
Enrollment at for-profit colleges and trade schools has tripled in the last decade to about 1.8 million, or nearly 10 percent of the nation’s higher education students. These schools, partly because they serve poorer students who need more support, receive almost a quarter of the federal aid. This year, federal financing for financial aid is expected to total $145 billion.
Some for-profits provide an important service for students who don’t qualify academically for traditional colleges. Too many have been cited for enrolling students who have no chance of graduating and tossing them out once that flow of aid is exhausted.
The Obama administration is right to ...
Editorial - Who Profits? Who Learns? - NYTimes.com
Enrollment at for-profit colleges and trade schools has tripled in the last decade to about 1.8 million, or nearly 10 percent of the nation’s higher education students. These schools, partly because they serve poorer students who need more support, receive almost a quarter of the federal aid. This year, federal financing for financial aid is expected to total $145 billion.
Some for-profits provide an important service for students who don’t qualify academically for traditional colleges. Too many have been cited for enrolling students who have no chance of graduating and tossing them out once that flow of aid is exhausted.
The Obama administration is right to ...
Editorial - Who Profits? Who Learns? - NYTimes.com
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
