A pair of Republican lawmakers from university communities in the state say they have a plan to keep Illinois students in Illinois. State Rep. Dan Brady and State Senator Chapin Rose yesterday unveiled a plan to have Illinois' public universities focus on their strengths, and stop campuses from trying to be all things to all people. Brady and Rose say their plan would have students apply to a single university clearinghouse and then send students to the most appropriate university. The two don't say anything about closing campuses, but do say some schools may have to cut some programs
Tuesday, September 26, 2017
Sen. Rose, Rep Brady Reveal Plan for Higher Ed in Illinois
A pair of Republican lawmakers from university communities in the state say they have a plan to keep Illinois students in Illinois. State Rep. Dan Brady and State Senator Chapin Rose yesterday unveiled a plan to have Illinois' public universities focus on their strengths, and stop campuses from trying to be all things to all people. Brady and Rose say their plan would have students apply to a single university clearinghouse and then send students to the most appropriate university. The two don't say anything about closing campuses, but do say some schools may have to cut some programs
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Sounds like Marxism. The STATE decides what is best for the individual.
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