Should Eligibility for U.S. Aid Be Linked to Colleges' Graduation and Retention Rates?

State universities hope to fend off an approach that many proprietary schools favor

By STEPHEN BURD

NORMAN, OKLA.
Nancy Kuo says she faints at the sight of blood.

But that did not stop her parents from expecting her to train to become a doctor. They even told her they would not pay her college bills unless she heeded their wishes.

Ms....

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