Abstract
In the United States, post-secondary education is decentralized and provided by a wide variety of more than 4.000 institutions. The diversity of institutional types is compounded by diversity of funding sources: some institutions are funded principally by private endowments and others by state legislatures, although most compete for additional resources from foundations such as the Fulbright or Mellon. Importantly, there are no national universities or colleges and there is no formal review o...
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