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Forty-eight states and the District of Columbia announced a settlement agreement Thursday with Career Education Corp. that will put nearly $494 million back into the pockets of students.
January 03, 2019 at 04:55 PM
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An investigation led by eight states, including Connecticut and Pennsylvania, ended with a for-profit education company changing how it does business and entering a $493.7 million settlement.
The settlement agreement announced Thursday requires Illinois-based Career Education Corp. to change its enrollment practices and forgo collection of $493.7 million in debt owed by 179,529 students nationally.
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