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GAO Takes Another Crack
The government investigator releases a potentially damaging investigation of for-profits, but its impact may be lessened because of a flawed previous investigation.
More Selective For-Profits
Enrollments at for-profits decline steeply, but some of those cuts have been voluntary, and could be smart moves in the long run.
Hype and Hope at Labor College
Ambitious online partnership between National Labor College and the Princeton Review ends, but big investment from the education company may help keep college viable.
E-Book, In-House
American Public University System taps professors to write e-textbooks. The move could be a cost-saving innovation, but will raise hackles among publishers and some faculty members.
Kentucky Showdown
Attorney general Jack Conway has taken on for-profit colleges in a big way -- and some of their leaders are donating to his opponent. But will his multi-state investigation run out of steam?
Advanced Degrees for Fire Chiefs
A fire chief without a college education sparks disagreement about growing value of degrees for firefighters.
Serving Soldiers?
The U.S. Senate is flirting with policies that could harm for-profit colleges' success with veterans and active-duty military students.
For-Profit Seal of Approval
A trade group has created standards of conduct for the industry, and a foundation to enforce them. But will enough key players sign on?