Alarm bells are ringing in some quarters of higher education in the wake of President Trump’s victory—but not the ones you might expect.

Some believe that the outgoing leadership at the U.S. Department of Education will soon rewrite the 2011 Dear Colleague Letter to undercut how colleges enter into contracts with external providers that offer a bundle of services, as Phil Hill reported.

The concerns are significant enough that Congresswoman Virginia Foxx, chairwoman of the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, recently wrote the Department a letter warning them not to make any changes to the guidance and expressing “strong reservations about any last-ditch efforts by an outgoing administration that would disrupt current educational delivery.”