Sentences with phrase «make a profit on student»

Addressing the complaint that a district's fixed costs do not decline in direct proportion to the number of students who exit the system, Spence stated, «I recognize that [public schools] have certain fixed costs,» although she noted that «essentially the districts are making a profit on students they don't educate.»

Whether the government should make a profit on student loans is a question that has been talked about frequently by presidential candidates this election.

Not exact matches

«Although those two operations are separate budget entities, there is profit - sharing in the sense that anything we make on the restaurant and pub side from the general public goes to support student programming on the club side,» Davy says.

With the extra money and physical punishment, we should make progress on players profiting off of their likenesses and a student - athletes» bill of rights first.

In addition, following enactment in the final budget of legislation that makes for - profit colleges eligible for the state's Enhanced Tuition Awards and STEM Scholarship programs regardless of their record on student loan debt and employment outcomes, stronger quality controls and student protections are essential.»

WHEREAS, the so - called «reform» initiatives of Students First, rely on destructive anti-educator policies that do nothing for students but blame educators and their unions for the ills of society, make testing the goal of education, shatter communities by closing their public schools, and see public schools as potential profit centers and children as measureable commoditStudents First, rely on destructive anti-educator policies that do nothing for students but blame educators and their unions for the ills of society, make testing the goal of education, shatter communities by closing their public schools, and see public schools as potential profit centers and children as measureable commoditstudents but blame educators and their unions for the ills of society, make testing the goal of education, shatter communities by closing their public schools, and see public schools as potential profit centers and children as measureable commodities; and

Among its promises are that Democrats will support free community college for all, make it easier to repay student loans, allow borrowers with student loans to discharge their debts in bankruptcy if necessary, strengthen higher education schools that serve minorities, crack down on «for - profit schools that take millions in federal financial aid,» and continue to work to improve public schools by holding teachers and schools «accountable.»

The former executive, Houston Tucker, makes an allegation made by public education advocates for years: that K12's brand of digital learning is focused on profits and not serving the 130,000 students that it's supposed to serve.

For all those students, you have come to the right service which does not focus on making profits and money but totally on providing solution to the customer.

Known as the Prosper Act, the bill makes substantial changes to student loan programs and loosens restrictions on for - profit colleges.

I would remind them that the federal government currently makes 36 cents in profit on every dollar it lends to students.

On the practitioner - side, value investor Benjamin Graham profited handsomely from the distressed investments that he made during «The Forgotten Depression» while his best known student, Warren Buffett, profited from the distressed investments that he made during «The Great Recession.»

Awhile back, Senator Elizabeth Warren accused the federal government of making «obscene» profits on student loans because the interest rates were higher than the government's cost of borrowing money.

This is all costed into the whole student loan system of funding, and the focus is to (broadly) break even, as opposed to traditional loans which seek to make profit on loans provided.

To make it easier to profit on this venture, you can sign up for text or email reminders — not a bad idea for students!

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