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Originally Posted by f3lix
You're telling me the largest university (by enrollment) in the U.S. by FOUR TIMES the enrollment of 2nd place won't be around in 5 years?
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I think it's inevitable. And the key is as we know it. I'm not sure how long it's going to take -so I'll back pedal there. The feds and the state guarantors are pissed at UoP and they're probably going to lose their ability to give GSLs to anyone with a pulse. The governments are pissed that the UoPs are profiting off of GSLs that everybody should have known were going to be defaulted.
The feds are still deciding whether or not to pull the plug on HLC. If the feds kill off HLC, *poof* UoP goes away for a while until SASC or somebody gives them a green light, which they've refused to do. Here's an article about some piss ants getting pissed
For-profit colleges under fire over value, accreditation - USATODAY.com. That's really not a big deal. But when the state guarantors and the feds start joining and filing to get their money back, that should throw up major red flags. Especially when they're already openly pissed off at the HLC.