Corinthian Colleges Socked With $530 Million Judgment
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Krystal Steinmetz 11 hours ago
Just six months after Corinthian Colleges shuttered its operations and closed its campuses, a federal judge ruled that the now defunct for-profit college operator is liable for more than $530 million in loans taken out by students since 2011.
@403--Yes, private loans there--wait until the FTC report...and the courts punishing APOL in the same manner in 2017. UOP is in its death throes. Praise Jesus.
Eat a dick Brent
that judgment had to do with private loans that Corinthian was making to students in order to charge higher tuition and by pass 90/10... UOPX doesn't do private loans, they work with employers TAP to offset 90/10...