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” Department officials have said that institutions on the list will be asked to submit a plan to improve their program’s financial value. Students also might receive a warning before they receive federalfinancialaid to attend a program on the list, according to a department fact sheet.
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If the federalgovernment disagrees with what a state does, there are potential risks to federalfinancialaid, which would be catastrophic for state higher education systems,” he says. Young says the consequences could be far-reaching. “If
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