And so what we did was we put in a limitation to what these graduate degree programs would look like In the case from 100 to $200,000, kind of depending on the level of degree. If it's a more advanced degree, if it's a law or medical degree, it's up to $200,000. And people are like, wait a minute, what if there's some issues there? Well, what we're seeing with within less than a year, and we'll link to this article, but it's talking about UC Irvine cuts MBA tuition a significant amount. (01:03–01:12)
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