BOSTON — Josh Caouette was cramming for a test in the doctoral program he’s just begun in physical therapy at Simmons College, for which he’s relying on student loans to pay the $51850-a-year tuition and fees. He took a wreck from his notes to consider the fact that schools like Simmons are increasingly banking on […]The post In-demand graduate programs become a cash cow for colleges in financial distress appeared first on The Hechinger Report.
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