"The State's sweeping criticism of the legislative scheme by which the federal government provides students with financial aid for their postsecondary education collapses distinct functions of the process, disregards undisputed facts, and then uses legal standards that are not controlling to urge the court to deny the motion."
"For the reasons articulated above, the State's objection to the requirement that they comply with standards set by private agencies to receive federal dollars from its students simply fails to state a claim."
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