Tag Archives: Department of Education

All the Debt Without the Degree: A For-Profit College Case Study

Posted on March 10, 2020 by Ken Dowell

The spectacular rise and fall of Corinthian Colleges. Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Betsy DeVos, CFPB, colleges, Corinthian Colleges, Department of Education, education, Everest College, for-profit colleges, Heald College, higher education, Jack D. Massimino, student loans, Wyntech | 3 Comments

The For-Profit College Industry: Dropouts, Debt and Padlocked Doors

Posted on February 25, 2020 by Ken Dowell

Why the education-for-profit industry in the U.S. is tanking. Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged colleges, Department of Education, education, for-profit colleges, student debt, student loans | 18 Comments

How Much Do You Owe? And Where Do We Go From Here?

Posted on July 30, 2019 by Ken Dowell

Consumer debt has skyrocketed. More and more Americans have debts that they have scant ability to pay and little of no access to legal or government protection against insane interest rates or predatory lenders. At the same time we have … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Betsy DeVos, Consumer Financial Protection Board, debt, Department of Education, for-profit colleges, loans, payday lenders, student loans, Trump | 5 Comments

Tag Archives: Department of Education

All the Debt Without the Degree: A For-Profit College Case Study

The For-Profit College Industry: Dropouts, Debt and Padlocked Doors

How Much Do You Owe? And Where Do We Go From Here?

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