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In “A Subprime Schooling,” correspondent Martin Smith explores how for-profit faculties have typically been marketed as the most suitable choice for low-income college students who can’t afford a extra conventional four-year diploma. But a few of these faculties have been amassing cash and leaving college students in debt, with out levels, and unprepared to face the job market — regardless of aggressive recruitment pitches promising the opposite.
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CHAPTERS:
The Rise of For-Revenue Faculties – 00:00
Congress Begins Paying Consideration – 9:38
Kamala Harris & the Corinthian Faculties Investigation – 15:15
Corinthian Faculties Recordsdata for Chapter – 19:48
Tightening Rules for For-Revenue Faculties – 25:38
Credit – 28:03