Undergraduate tuition has steadily increased over the past 20 years with some people attributing that inflation to the availability of uncapped federal loans. Do you think that that's fair. >> We are in a pricing model that is very illogical, but it's impossible for us to escape, which is that tuition signals quality in the market.So, if a school is too cheap, it seems suspicious that maybe they're not as good. So, that sticker price does keep rising in the market. And where we've been very flat on price as ...

David Westin: This is a story about having too much of a good thing. The U.S. college education has been the path to a brighter future for generations. And the government has often played a key role in that future, starting with the GI Bill paying for higher education for World War II veterans and then with federal loan programs helping students get their start. But it's not just undergraduates getting those loans. The government has also provided loans for grad students, a program that exploded in recent y ...