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Direct linkJamillah D. Booker – ProQuest LLC, 2023
Private postsecondary education leaders are concerned with the value of education and the benefits students receive after graduation. Federal regulations dictate that private postsecondary education institutions will not qualify for Title IV funds if they do not meet minimum student outcome requirements, including cohort default rates and 90/10…
Descriptors: Grouping (Instructional Purposes), Income, Colleges, Private Colleges
Download full textProject on Student Debt, 2012
The "90-10" Rule is a federal law barring for-profit colleges from receiving more than 90% of their revenues from Department of Education federal student aid. It is modeled on the Department of Veterans Affairs' long-standing "85-15" Rule, which prohibits more than 85% of a program's students from receiving VA funding. It prevents for-profit…
Descriptors: Federal Government, Federal Legislation, Colleges, Proprietary Schools
