But to quickly paraphrase and jump in, you think there is a fundamental conflict of interest between the for-profit and not-for-profit schools, the students and their ability to access resources to get themselves through school and the outcome.
Richard L. Hanna: “But to quickly paraphrase and jump in, you think there is a fundamental conflict of interest between the for-profit and…”
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Hanna highlights the conflict of interest in education funding between for-profit and non-profit institutions.
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