For-profit college regulations

• After a federal judge struck down key parts of new regulations on for-profit colleges last weekend, its undecided whether the Department of Education will appeal the case or start again with a new set of regulations.
(Huffington Post)
• A federal judge has struck down central parts of hotly debated new federal regulations meant to rein in for-profit colleges that often leave students saddled with debts they cannot repay. In a ruling released on Saturday, U.S.
(Huffington Post)
• Leaders of for-profit colleges are applauding a judges ruling overturning a main component of federal regulations that would have penalized the schools for graduating students with substantial debt and little chance of getting a job in their field.
(Wall Street Journal)
• A federal judge is sending the Department of Education back to the drawing board on its effort to crack down on the scammiest, most useless for-profit college career-training programs.
(DAILY KOS)
• The U.S. Department of Education's rule designed to prevent for-profit colleges from leaving students with debts they struggle to repay was struck down by a federal judge who said the regulation was arbitrary. U.S.
(Bloomberg)
• Shares of some for-profit colleges lifted after a U.S.
(Investors Business Daily)
• Dozens of for-profit colleges, also called career training programs according to the data, released Tuesday.
(The Christian Science Monitor)
• Several for-profit educators surged Monday, after a U.S.
(Investors Business Daily)
• For-profit college companies such as Corinthian Colleges Inc. (COCO) and Education Management Corp. rose after a U.S. judge struck down regulations the day before they were to take effect that could have cut off their federal money.
(Bloomberg)