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Download full textColston, Jared; Fowler, Gregory; Laitinen, Amy; McCann, Clare; Studley, Jamienne; Tandberg, David; Weeden, Dustin – New America, 2020
Between the 2008-09 and 2016-17 school years, over 300 degree-granting higher education institutions in the United States have closed their doors. An overwhelming majority of these recently closed institutions are for-profit colleges, which often serve a population of disproportionately low-income students receiving Pell Grants and federal loans.…
Descriptors: School Closing, Institutional Survival, Colleges, Educational Policy
