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InvestigateTV+ Weekend: For-profit schools not as promised
For-profit schools are accused of misleading students with false promises about high graduation rates, salaries, and corporate ties, leading to years of debt and worthless degrees. Federal loan forgiveness programs and legal battles have left many students in financial limbo.
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