Can For-Profit Schools Pass an Ethics Test?
Eryn Brown,
New York Times,
Dec 13, 2004
Skirmishes along the private education front. In this lead article, private colleges face scrutiny into their recruitiment practise - this after the Apollo Group (University of Phoenix) agreed to pay $9.8 million to settle charges that its recruiting practices violated Title IV of the Higher Education Act, according to this article. In another story, the Colorado Christian University has filed a lawsuit after being denied its application to the state's new college voucher program - it was ruled that it had not shown that it was not "pervasively sectarian". Meanwhile, in Chicago, reports of investigations into Hoffman Estates-based Career Education Corp. for its high-pressure sales tactics. This is the thing about privatizing public services - you may save money in the short term, but making sure they don't break the rules proves to be more costly. All stories via University Business.
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