Sentence examples for college operators from inspiring English sources

Providence already has a sizable presence in the education market, with investments in companies like two for-profit college operators, Education Management Corporation and Study Group, and another education software maker, Archipelago Learning.

Students, taxpayers and college operators who want to do the right thing all deserve much better.

But like many other for-profit college operators, ITT has faced federal and state investigations of its recruiting and accounting practices.

But a DeVos education department that sides with wealthy college operators over struggling students will disgrace itself and harm our country.

Corinthian, once one of the nation's largest for-profit college operators, has been in the cross hairs of federal and state investigators for years over allegations that its schools roped students into unmanageable debt with promises of career training.

The for-profit college trade group APSCU/CECU also has attempted to enlist for-profit college students to oppose the rule, by sending a "toolkit" to college operators that is full of highly misleading arguments about the regulation.

The Obama administration has launched a probe into job placement rates advertised by Corinthian Colleges Inc., a major for-profit college operator, suggesting there are "systemic deficiencies" in the company's operations.

Six other restructuring deals could also be affected by a change in the law, including the one at Education Management Corporation, a for-profit college operator backed by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company.

Six other restructurings could also be affected if the amendment is approved, including that of for-profit college operator Education Management Corporation, which is backed by the private equity giant Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Company.

California Attorney General Kamala Harris sued another major for-profit college operator, Corinthian Colleges Inc., last fall, accusing the company of artificially boosting job placement rates to attract new students.

Shortly after leaving the consumer bureau last year, Chopra sent a blistering letter to investors in ITT Educational Services Inc., an Indiana-based for-profit college operator.