Republicans demand the Biden administration
explain an 'outrageous' $37.7 million
fine imposed on a Christian university
and accuse the Education Department of
'inappropriately targeting' the country's
largest Christian school
Posted By: OhioNick, 4/11/2024 12:23:56 AM
House Republicans demand to know why the largest Christian school in the U.S. was slapped with a steep $37.7 million fine by the Biden administration. They say the massive fine may based on 'political animus' and a tool of government weaponization being used by Biden's federal agency. Grand Canyon University (GCU), the nation's largest Christian school, was allegedly fined for lying to 7,500 students about the cost of doctoral degrees in October 2023 to boost enrollment, according to the agency. But GCU has denied the charges and is currently appealing the decision.
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