For Profit Colleges

Elizabeth Warren Schools Betsy DeVos At Confirmation Hearing

"I don’t see how you can be the secretary of education."
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ITT Tech Goes Out Of Business Following Federal Crackdown

The school closed its more than 138 campuses around the U.S., effective immediately.
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Good Riddance: 6 Facts About The ITT Tech Shut Down

This morning, one of the nation's biggest for-profit colleges, ITT Tech, announced that it has permanently shut down its academic operations and fired the "overwhelming majority" of its more than 8,000 employees.
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GOP Senator Downplays Link To For-Profit College With Bizarre Teachings About Women

Yorktown University warned parents that other colleges' women's studies programs could make their daughters gay.
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An Obama Policy 'To Protect Students And Taxpayers' Is In Danger Of Not Happening

Screw-ups at the Department of Education could derail Obama's plan to clean up dodgy for-profit colleges.
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Marco Rubio's Attacks On Trump University Are Breathtakingly Hypocritical

Marco Rubio appears concerned about Trump University's alleged victims, but what about victims of dodgy for-profit colleges?
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Too-Big-To-Fail Haunts Education Department

Banks aren't the only "too big to fail" companies that put taxpayers at risk.
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The White House Tries To Get Tough With Dodgy Colleges

The administration's "aggressive action" to root out wrongdoing may be little more than a branding effort.
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FTC Chief Downplays How Many Students DeVry Allegedly Defrauded

The Federal Trade Commission's lawsuit suggests as many as 300,000 students were defrauded. The FTC's chairwoman said the figure is much smaller.
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Feds Sue DeVry University, Alleging For-Profit College Misled Students

The Federal Trade Commission said DeVry gave false career and earnings numbers to prospective students.
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