President Plans No Price Controls or Strict Accountability Rules for Colleges, New Education Secretary Says in Interview

By JEFFREY SELINGO

Washington

The Bush administration has no plans to impose price controls on college tuition or to extend strict accountability measures to postsecondary institutions, the new U.S. secretary of education, Margaret Spellings, told The Chronicle in an exclusive...

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