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Panel Considers Revamping College Aid and Accrediting
By SAM DILLON
Published: April 12, 2006
 
"One proposal calls for scrapping the current system of accreditation, which
has been done largely by private regional bodies, in favor of a National
Accreditation Foundation that would be created by Congress and the
president. Another proposal calls for streamlining the federal student aid
system, replacing some 17 grant, loan and tax-credit programs with just
one, or perhaps three, federal aid programs."


 

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I forgot the link:


 http://topics.nytimes.com/top/reference/timestopics/people/d/sam_dillon/index.html?inline=nyt-per>SAM


 



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One proposal calls for scrapping the current system of accreditation, which has been done largely by private regional bodies, in favor of a National Accreditation Foundation that would be created by Congress and the president.

Given the record of the Federal Government, how could this be any thing but a disaster for higher education?


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Cossack wrote:


One proposal calls for scrapping the current system of accreditation, which has been done largely by private regional bodies, in favor of a National Accreditation Foundation that would be created by Congress and the president. Given the record of the Federal Government, how could this be any thing but a disaster for higher education?

Hey Cossack - you and I agree on this one - how 'bout that?

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Cossack wrote:


One proposal calls for scrapping the current system of accreditation, which has been done largely by private regional bodies, in favor of a National Accreditation Foundation that would be created by Congress and the president. Given the record of the Federal Government, how could this be any thing but a disaster for higher education?

This is obviously a homeland security issue, our educational system qualifies for being declared a disaster and of need of emergency managment! BRING BROWNIE BACK!

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