The vastly complex accreditation system in higher education is a gateway to more than $120 billion in annual federal student aid—and it is urgently in need of overhaul. Listen in as Michael Horn, co-founder and fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute, explores accreditation policy and its potential for reform with ACTA president Michael Poliakoff.
A watchdog group is demanding an accreditation institution probe Harvard University over its handling of plagiarism allegations against its former president Claudine Gay
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