According to the NCES, the 12-year default rate at for-profit colleges is 52%. Is UoPX any better?
http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-biz-for-profit-college-loan-default0-20171005-story.html
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The spin is on, UoP propaganda machine is countering negative post on all social media.
Evidence? Any? Typical.
@PDxZ4sN-3kfm, and how much did UoPX do to manipulate the numbers?
Big surprise: no response from Camden here. Hard to argue facts when you don’t pull them selectively/out of context to stir the pot, it seems. Jerk.
Well .... given that UoPXs default rate is lower than that of many community colleges, are those all abusing students and fraudsters as well, Camden? Or for that matter, the 40% or so of colleges of all stripes (public, private non-profit, for-profit) with default rates worse than UoPX?
Public, 2-3-year college borrowers defaulted at 18.3 percent
National average default rate: 11.5 percent
UoPX: 12.85 percent
(https://studentloans.net/student-loan-default-rates-2017/#school)
All you ever do is selective stir the pot.
@PDxZ4sN-2mkk, so do you know what the 12-year default rate is for University of Phoenix? If you do, are you ashamed of working there?
I was saying that this site is for layoffs, not for you to try and get some "insider information".
65-70% easy.
@PDxZ4sN-1dqs, so you think student loan default rates have noting to do with layoffs?
Go pound sand, Camden. This is for layoffs.