For-Profit Colleges in the US: A Morally Bankrupt Sector? |
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Abstract:
Concerned about the disproportionate percentage of federal student aid flowing to for-profit colleges, some analysts began raising questions about the rapid growth of the for-profit education sector, the aggressive recruitment of students, and the value of the education provided by such institutions.
Issues:
» Study the business practices adopted by players in the US for-profit education sector and discuss and debate the related ethical aspects. Contents:
Keywords:Ethics, US for-profit education sector, New regulations, 'gainful employment' rule, Public policy, Deceptive marketing, University of Phoenix, Everest College, Westech College, Kaplan College, Potomac College, Bennett College, Medvance Institute, College of Office Tech Putting Profits over Public Good? - Next Page>>
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