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Act of the Congress of the United States which was supposed to strengthen the resources of colleges and universities, and to provide financial aid to students
’s centerpiece civil-rights laws and materially expanded Black political power in the 1960s by removing legal barriers to registration and by delivering visible government resources, and those changes...
The U.S. Department of Education does not itself “add professional degrees” to an accredited list; instead it recognizes accrediting agencies as “reliable authorities” that set standards and accredit ...
The most recent, substantive revisions to what counts as a “professional” or “professional student” classification in federal higher-education rules took place during Department of Education negotiate...
The Education Department’s negotiated-rulemaking draft narrows which graduate programs qualify as “professional degrees,” cutting the universe from roughly 2,000 programs to under 600 and formally rec...