If we simplify the regulation of colleges and got rid of some of the weeds but made sure that they were paying attention to outcomes, I think that would make it a lot easier to allow for a little bit more freedom of innovation underneath.
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Senator Murphy suggests simplifying regulations to foster innovation in colleges.
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