Bush's secretary of education is even an advocate of standardized tests for college students, like they have in high school. The federal government doesn't have

Bush's secretary of education is even an advocate of standardized tests for college students, like they have in high school. The federal government doesn't have the constitutional power to impose them, but it can withhold funds from institutions that don't make their students take the tests. If the bureaucrats have their way, our colleges will one day rival our primary education in quality.