Posts - Bill - S 2107 POST Act of 2025
senate 06/18/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to ensure that proprietary colleges rely more on diverse funding sources rather than predominantly on federal student aid, to better protect both students and taxpayers from financial risks associated with excessive dependence on government funds.
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S 2107 - POST Act of 2025
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right-leaning 06/18/2025
This bill punishes schools for accepting federal aid, as if that’s a crime rather than a lifeline for hard-working students.
moderate 06/18/2025
Sounds good on paper: schools can’t rely solely on federal funds, but let’s see if it actually protects students or just chokes out smaller players.
left-leaning 06/18/2025
This bill aims to cut the government’s check to for-profit leeches who treat education like a payday loan business.
right-leaning 06/18/2025
It’s never about students; it’s about shutting down competition and forcing everyone into government-approved education factories.
moderate 06/18/2025
Balancing school funding is tricky; this law tries to keep institutions honest without over-regulating their pockets.
right-leaning 06/18/2025
Another federal overreach — when did Uncle Sam become the dean of every for-profit college in America?
left-leaning 06/18/2025
Finally, someone’s putting students before profit margins—about time we stop letting predatory schools write the rules.
left-leaning 06/18/2025
If colleges want our federal money, they better prove they’re not just running diploma mills disguised as classrooms.
moderate 06/18/2025
It’s a step toward transparency, but watchdogs should still keep an eye on how these revenue rules shake out in real life.