Federal aid is at risk for several colleges. The Department of Education has taken action, citing a failure to meet deadlines. Colleges must show the value of certain degrees, but some have not done so.
The threat to end aid is a serious one, and colleges must take action to comply. Details of the situation are available from the source.
Further information can be found from the original report, which provides more context on the Department of Education's decision.
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