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States Lobby Congress to Limit For-Profit Colleges' Federal Funding



Attorneys general from more than a dozen states are pushing Congress to restrict federal funding to for-profit colleges, which face growing complaints that they often leave students with piles of debt but not enough training to find high-paying jobs.

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