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These students borrowed $35K plus for an unaccredited program that closed. Years later, their debts remain
The Philadelphia-area women are among hundreds of thousands of Americans who attended for-profit schools that closed or agreed to settle government investigations for high-pressure sales tactics, unaccredited programs, poor instruction, and forcing students to take courses they didn’t need.
