people are so quick to make this a "for-profit" college issue, when it's not. they shut down because the u.s. department of education banned them from enrollin

people are so quick to make this a "for-profit" college issue, when it's not. they shut down because the u.s. department of education banned them from enrolling new students who use federal financial aid. what do you think would happen to "not for-profit" colleges if the u.s. department of education did the same to them? i'd argue it's the "not for-profit" schools who are driving tuition prices up because the government won't stop loaning money to anyone with a pulse. dry up that loan money and watch prices fall from the sky.