Micromanaging higher ed won’t help students

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Education wonks in Washington have once again worked themselves in a tizzy trying to micromanage how colleges and universities serve students.

Rather than waste time trying to create universal rules and regulations to govern how universities should operate and what contracts they may or may not enter into, regulators should instead focus on actually helping students.

How? By making the outcomes from all higher education programs far clearer so that students can make more informed decisions about where to enroll that best meets their needs.

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