On the recordJune 8, 2016
It could have a combination of tuition increases, service reductions, and possibly layoffs.
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congress.govIt could have a combination of tuition increases, service reductions, and possibly layoffs.
Kline discusses potential negative impacts of new education regulations on higher education.
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