Coming Soon: An International Student Recruiting Scandal
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Why George Washington U. is Doing Low-Income Students a Favor
Over the last two weeks, George Washington University has been all over the news for lying to its students about its admissions policies.
The Code of Conduct That Wasn’t
Two years ago, a for-profit college industry group unveiled a voluntary code of conduct for its members.
Obama Administration Should Stop Punting on For-Profit College Job Placement Rates
The federal government leaves it up to accrediting agencies and states to set the standards for for-profit schools.
Lack of Standard Definition for Job Placement Rates Fuels Abuses
Currently, the federal government leaves it up to accreditation agencies and states to set the standards for for-profit schools.
Harris Files Lawsuit, as History Repeats Itself at Corinthian Colleges
Corinthian does not appear to have learned its lesson and changed its behavior.
Merit Aid: Not Just for the Middle Class
In fact, students from families making more than $250k a year are more likely to receive merit aid than those making less than half of that.
More Questions About EDMC’s Job Placement Rates
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Merit vs. Need-Based Aid: What the Research Says
“High-Tuition, High Aid” Hurts Low-income Students at Public U’s
Playing the Merit Aid Game at Public Universities
Paying a High Price for Prestige at Private Colleges
A Better Way to Measure a College’s Commitment to Serving Low-Income Students