The Department of Education is cracking down on colleges, threatening to cut federal funding for nearly half of all institutions unless they prove their degrees lead to real careers—and submit data by October 1st. Schools must disclose program costs and student aid amounts, with for-profits like St. John’s College and the University of Indianapolis lagging behind. This isn’t optional—it’s a legal mandate aimed at holding schools accountable and ensuring students aren’t saddled with debt for worthless degrees. The government’s move signals a major shift in how higher education is funded and regulated.
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