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Thursday, 5 August 2010
Fraudulent Tactics Lure Students to For-Profit Colleges
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It sounds like an oxymoron, or at the least, a very bad idea. But ‘for-profit’ colleges, run by private corporations and often charging far more than their public counterparts, are spreading faster than you can say “massive debt” or "the next bubble to burst." click here to read more
It sounds like an oxymoron, or at the least, a very bad idea. But ‘for-profit’ colleges, run by private corporations and often charging far more than their public counterparts, are spreading faster than you can say “massive debt” or "the next bubble to burst." click here to read more
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