That would be a great idea, rank schools by default rates. Add in graduation, dropout, and (if possible), rates of students working in their degreed fields, or unemployed, it’d really begin showing the value of a particular school’s education and degree programs.
Which would work against liberal indoctrination efforts, which have no actual value to the student in real life, so it’s even a win politically.
Oddly, California is leading the way in college disclosures.
As I look for a way to use my GI bill, I have found that CA colleges and trade schools must give information on number of graduates and employment numbers for those graduates. I think the stats go back for two years.
It’s an oddly sensible thing to see coming out of CA, given that the state is, on the whole, going stark raving mad.
the fact that We the People ARE going to wind up bearing this debt default we need to demand that kind of accountability be rendered