The Corinthian schools Education Department has penalized Corinthian schools $30 million for misrepresenting the task placement rates at its Heall faculty. The department cited 947 false placement rates given to students and prospective students, and to ac-creditors.
In some cases, Heald paid temporary agencies to rent graduates for on-campus temporary jobs and counted those students as placed; in others, it counted as placed students who got their jobs even before enrolling.
The department also told Corinthian, one of the nation’s largest for-profit faculty firms, that Heald faculty may now not inscribe students. Over the last year, when a stifling by the govt, most of Corinthian’s campuses are sold , however the Heald campuses have continued to control.
In some cases, Heald paid temporary agencies to rent graduates for on-campus temporary jobs and counted those students as placed; in others, it counted as placed students who got their jobs even before enrolling.
The department also told Corinthian, one of the nation’s largest for-profit faculty firms, that Heald faculty may now not inscribe students. Over the last year, when a stifling by the govt, most of Corinthian’s campuses are sold , however the Heald campuses have continued to control.
