Covering the business of education and training

"Donations" to fopros come in the form of stock purchases.

Investors are courted, wined and dined on the company's dime and it is usually the responsibility of the president or some key person in the company who has the right connection = a rich friend or family member.

Faculty at fopros do not get involved in raising money. They focus on teaching and delivering a good product to the student. What a novel idea, eh?

Donors at non-profits give and look for their tax return files. Investors ask for the phone number of the CFO and the times of upcoming stockholder meetings.

In fopros, there is accountability for monies given and spent. Isn't that a novel idea as well?

What do you think?