The U.S. District Court’s order is the latest turn in the faith-based nonprofit’s troubled foray into higher education, which began when it bought the college assets of the for-profit operator Education Management Corp. in late 2017 and unraveled a little over a year later. Among the institutions it acquired were the Art Institutes, a chain of for-profit colleges specializing in design disciplines, as well as Argosy and South universities.
Coalition Comment to ED on Part II “Accountability in Higher Education and Access through Demand-Driven Workforce Pell”
Nineteen stakeholder organizations working on behalf of students, consumers, veterans, service members, faculty and staff, civil rights, and college...