Career Colleges Urge Education Department To Disclose Communication With Short Sellers
Dear Secretary Duncan, In light of news reports that detail specific efforts by short sellers to influence Department of Education policy, we are writing to ask that you order the Department to release any and all correspondence its officials had … Continue reading
The Coalition’s letter to President Obama on Gainful Employment
Dear Secretary Duncan, In light of last week’s Executive Order from President Barack Obama directing the Federal government to “avoid excessive, inconsistent and redundant regulation,” we are writing to ask that you set aside the “gainful employment” proposal that your … Continue reading
Opponents of ‘Gainful Employment’ Rule Take Fight to White House
By Kelly Field Read Articl on The Chronicle of Higher Education Opponents of the U.S. Education Department’s proposed “gainful employment” rule are appealing directly to President Obama, urging him to set aside the controversial regulation. In a letter sent on … Continue reading
Toward a 21st-Century Regulatory System
By Barack Obama Read Articl on The Wallstreet Journal For two centuries, America’s free market has not only been the source of dazzling ideas and path-breaking products, it has also been the greatest force for prosperity the world … Continue reading
As complaints mount, anemic state agency overwhelmed by job of policing for-profit schools
By Benjamin Lesser and Greg B. Smith Read Articl on The Daily News The Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision has largely quit investigating unlicensed schools as the volume of new institutions has overwhelmed the limited staff and budget. … Continue reading
The GAO’s Credibility Gap
The American Spectator By Mark Hyman January 18, 2011, 6:07AM http://spectator.org/archives/2011/01/18/the-gaos-credibility-gap I was a recent guest lecturer at Johns Hopkins University. During the course of my talk I remarked to the students that I never would have imagined I would … Continue reading
Career Colleges Open Doors For Women
By Lane Brown Read Articl on The Red State Blog After my mother-in-law lost her battle with pancreatic cancer, I started volunteering for hospice and realized that my true calling in life was to help hospice patients and their families. … Continue reading
South Florida’s private colleges offer jobs as well as retraining
Click Here to View Article in PDF Format By Marcia Heroux Pounds Sun-Sentinel.com Juan Tetada, 56, was without work for 18 months. His home was about to be foreclosed. But the lender reversed its decision after Tetada told the court … Continue reading
