Due in part to these differences in structure and incentives, for profit colleges have consistently worse outcomes.
Susan Wild: “Due in part to these differences in structure and incentives, for profit colleges have consistently worse outcomes.”
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Wild points out the poor outcomes of for-profit colleges compared to public and nonprofit institutions.
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