Everest Institute, owned by Corinthian Colleges, is one of many of its closed campuses. CREDIT: AP Corinthian Colleges will close its remaining 28 campuses, leaving 16,000 students without a college. The closures included campuses in California, Hawaii, Oregon, New York, and Arizona. The U.S. Department of Education stated it would fine the company $30 million for misleading students two weeks ago, alleging that Heald College showed a pattern of falsifying post-graduation data, such as job placements.
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Casey Quinlan, Think Progress
Mon, 04/27/2015 - 7:45am
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