Currently, just two-fifths of first time full time students graduate from college with a bachelors degree in four years. On top of that, tuition prices continue to climb, debt levels swell, and student outcomes remain stagnant. Is there a need for oversight and accountability of higher education institutions? BPC’s Senior Policy Analyst Kenny Megan sits down with Professor Robert Kelchen... <a href= "https://bipartisanpolicy.org/podcasts/accountability-for-higher-education-institutions/" rel="nofollow">Source</a>

Currently, just two-fifths of first time full time students graduate from college with a bachelors degree in four years. On top of that, tuition prices continue to climb, debt levels swell, and student outcomes remain stagnant. Is there a need for oversight and accountability of higher education institutions? BPC’s Senior Policy Analyst Kenny Megan sits down with Professor Robert Kelchen... Source

Currently, just two-fifths of first time full time students graduate from college with a bachelors degree in four years. On top of that, tuition prices continue to climb, debt levels swell, and student outcomes remain stagnant. Is there a need for oversight and accountability of higher education institutions? BPC’s Senior Policy Analyst Kenny Megan sits down with Professor Robert Kelchen... <a href="https://bipartisanpolicy.org/podcasts/accountability-for-higher-education-institutions/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Source</a>

Accountability for Higher Education Institutions

The Bipartisan Policy Center presents just the facts analysis for some of today’s most pressing issues. This series will cover everything from immigration reform to the future of infrastructure and more.

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