Corinthian Fined $30 Million for Inflating Job Figures
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The U.S. Education Department fined Corinthian Colleges Inc., the for-profit education chain, $30 million for misrepresenting job-placement rates to current and prospective students.
Corinthian’s Heald College misstated 947 placement rates that inflated the employment prospects of graduates, the agency said.