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DeVry Adopts Reform Favored by For-Profit Critics
By tackling the controversial 90-10 rule -- and lowering it for its institutions -- DeVry Education Group is looking to assert its place as a leader in the for-profit sector.

Why the Dean Was Canned
Syracuse dismissed head of business school without public explanation and suspended him from faculty job. He had been arrested for patronizing a prostitute.

Muted GOP Defense of For-Profits
As the Obama administration pushes tougher regulation, the sector is receiving little public backing from traditional allies.
Finding a Ride
For some two-year institutions, public and mass transportation options, or the lack thereof, can be the difference in whether a student attends and stays in college.

The End for ITT Tech
Following a series of federal sanctions, ITT Tech on Tuesday shut down its 130 campuses, forcing a scramble for many of the for-profit's 43,000 students.

Coaches and Advisers
A company's success coaches, who work remotely, help Indiana's community colleges improve student retention.

'Safe Space' for Experimentation or Dangerous 'Loophole'?
Two experts -- Barmak Nassirian and Paul LeBlanc -- discuss federal experiment to open up student aid to eight noncollege job training programs.

Opinion
Understudied Barriers to Transfer
These three barriers to transfer student completion deserve more attention, argue Davis Jenkins and John Fink.
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