Colleges Put Students To Work
In an era of skyrocketing college tuition rates, “work colleges” stand out as an anomaly. They’re are a federally-defined college where students have to work. It’s a hard model to pull off.
A small school in Dallas, Paul Quinn College, announced it would convert to the “work college” model in order to significantly lower tuition rates.
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