The Rising of Phoenix, and What It Means for Higher Education (Article requested by the editor, JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, Boston University, December 2005) Click here for Word version Joseph M. Cronin and Patricia M. Bachorz, Boston University Academic leaders are not sure how to deal with for profit universities, especially those that offer degrees [...]
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