Administrators at for-profit colleges don’t have easy jobs. True, since the Obama administration uncovered large amounts of fraud and high rates of students defaulting on their federal loans, they have faced harsh scrutiny from federal and state governments. But there are other challenges unique to the sector. Some education experts believe that, due to the […]
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Cait Etherington February 19, 2019