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FOR-PROFIT HIGHER EDUCATION


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2003

For-Profit Colleges: Growth at Home and Abroad (12/19/2003)

From Shorthand to Software: A Corporate Parent Doesn't Detach Gibbs College From Its Historical Identity (10/3/2003)

Companies' Graduate Programs Challenge Colleges of Education (9/5/2003)

For-Profit Colleges Want a Little Respect (9/5/2003)

The Chronicle Index of For-Profit Higher Education (11/14/2003)

Toward a Single Definition of College (11/14/2003)

New Jersey Gives U. of Phoenix License (10/10/2003)

For-Profit Colleges Want a Little Respect (9/5/2003)

Companies' Graduate Programs Challenge Colleges of Education (9/5/2003)

The Chronicle Index Of For-Profit Higher Education (8/15/2003)

In Chile, a Fast-Growing University, Owned by Sylvan, Produces Profits and Scorn (6/27/2003)

Apollo International Builds on a Local Network to Create Colleges in Braz (6/27/2003)

Spanning the Globe: Higher-education companies take their turf battles overseas (6/27/2003)

For-Profit Colleges See Rising Minority Enrollments (5/30/2003)

For-Profit Company Buys South U. (5/16/2003)

Investments in Privately Held Distance-Education Companies Dropped in 2002 (5/2/2003)

Kaplan to Open Education School (4/25/2003)

Career Education Corp. Plans to Buy Whitman (4/18/2003)

Signer Beware (4/18/2003)

DeVry, Known for Technology and Business Programs, to Buy a Medical University (4/4/2003)

Corinthian Colleges' Stock Soared in 2002 (3/28/2003)

Kaplan Inc. Buys Accountancy-Training Company (3/28/2003)

Sylvan Will Shed Its Tutoring Business to Focus on Higher Education (3/21/2003)

For-Profit Colleges Attract a Gold Rush of Investors (3/14/2003)

Online Ads for U. of Phoenix Irk Officials at Other Colleges (2/21/2003)

Phoenix's Unusual Way of Crafting Courses (2/14/2003)

Investors Buy Chain of For-Profit Colleges (1/31/2003)

After Losing Millions, Columbia U. Will Close Online-Learning Venture (1/17/2003)

2001

Debating the Demise of NYUonline (12/14/2001)

Sylvan Learning Systems Acquires Paris College (12/14/2001)

Texas Fines Distance-Learning Institution as Diploma Mill (11/23/2001)

Nonprofit National U. to Buy For-Profit College of Oceaneering (11/23/2001)

For-Profit Potomac College Wins Approval to Open Pittsburgh Campus (11/16/2001)

For-Profit Colleges Praise a Shift in Attitude at the Education Department (11/9/2001)

Cornell's Distance-Education Arm Readies New Program, and Hopes for Profits (11/2/2001)

A Small, For-Profit College Unnerves Pittsburgh Academics (9/14/2001)

Aiming for a New Audience, U. of Phoenix Tries Again in New Jersey (9/21/2001)

A Small, For-Profit College Unnerves Pittsburgh Academics (9/14/2001)

A Wave of Consolidation Hits For-Profit Higher Education (8/10/2001)

Thomson Will Shut Down Harcourt's Online College (8/10/2001)

Study Tracks Growth of For-Profit Colleges (8/10/2001)

Argosy Acquired by For-Profit Rival (7/20/2001)

Temple U. Shuts Down For-Profit Distance-Education Company (7/20/2001)

The Duo That Leads DeVry (6/29/2001)

For Many For-Profit Colleges, the Transfer-of-Credit Blues (6/8/2001)

U. of Phoenix's Parent Company Hires Veteran Republican Operative (4/13/2001)

University of Phoenix Begins Advertising Blitz (3/30/2001)

Fine Dining and Fast Computers: a Commercial College's Recipe for Success (3/30/2001)

Majority Ownership in Strayer University Will Shift to Investment Team (3/30/2001)

Commercial Education Group Acquires 2 Law Schools (3/23/2001)

How a Computer-Training Chain Crashed in Plain Sight (2/16/2001)

Sylvan Buys Major Stake in Walden University (2/16/2001)

For-Profit Web Venture Shifts Gears, Hoping to Find a Way to Make a Profit (2/9/2001)

U. of Phoenix's Parent Company Names Former GOP Congressman to Board (2/2/2001)

For-Profit and Nonprofit Colleges Alike Criticize U.S. Rules on Compensating Recruiters (2/2/2001)

Certification Trend Offers Lessons for Higher Education (1/26/2001)

U.S. Tightens Financial Screws on Training Chain (1/26/2001)

Sylvan Will Buy Chilean University (1/12/2001)

2000

Argosy Group Is Buying California Law School (12/15/2000)

How For-Profit Institutions Chase Community-College Students (12/8/2000)

Web Company Founded by Columbia U. Opens a Beta Version of Its Site (12/1/2000)

Sylvan Buys Institutions in Switzerland and Mexico (11/27/2000)

EduTrek Is Sold to Career Education Corporation (11/10/2000)

Strayer U. Draws Many Offers to Buy, but It's Not for Sale (11/3/2000)

Sylvan Learning Systems Sells Money-Losing Division That Teaches English (10/27/2000)

Educators Lament a Corporate Takeover of International Accreditor (10/27/2000)

Unexus U., Virtual Business School, Changes Name Under Legal Threat (10/20/2000)

U. of Phoenix Sells $70-Million Worth of Stock in Its Distance-Education Efforts (10/13/2000)

Columbia's Fathom Site Attracts 4 More Prominent Partners (9/8/2000)

Harcourt's Virtual College Readies Launch (9/8/2000)

Argosy Education Group Changes Its Name and Its Mission (8/18/2000)

Company That Owns the U. of Phoenix Plans for a Major Foreign Expansion (8/11/2000)

Settlement Reached in Lawsuit Against Ultrasound Diagnostic Schools (7/14/2000)

Duke Business-School Venture Will Tailor Courses to Companies (7/14/2000)

U. of Phoenix Reports Enrollment Growth on Land and Online (7/7/2000)

Expanding Its Reach in Higher Education, Kaplan Buys Chain of Commercial Colleges (7/7/2000)

Financial Difficulties Put Entrepreneur's 'Internet University' on Hold (7/7/2000)

U. of Phoenix Agrees to Pay $6-Million to Settle U.S. Inquiry Into Student Aid (4/21/2000)

For-Profit Web Venture Seeks to Replicate the University Experience Online (4/14/2000)

Colorado Technology Effort Adds For-Profit College (4/7/2000)

Dickinson College Buys Franchise for a Sylvan Learning Center (3/31/2000)

DeVry's Chairman Gives $25-Million to U. of Chicago Business School (2/4/2000)

Turning a Profit by Turning Out Professionals (1/7/2000)

In 1999, the Bull Market Turned Into a Bear for Publicly Traded Higher-Education Companies (1/7/2000)

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