Are You A Student At Everest University, WyoTech, Or Heald College? We’d Like To Hear From You
Corinthian operates a number of for-profit schools but is in the process of having to sell off a number of its campuses while federal and state regulators investigate allegations of questionable practices by the company.
Corinthian Colleges, Inc., one of the nation’s largest for-profit education companies — running popular chains of schools like Everest Univeristy, WyoTech, and Heald College — is also in the process of becoming that industry’s biggest collapse, as it works with the Dept. of Education to sort out a plan for selling off a number of its campuses and winding down others. While much has been made about the company’s billions in student loan funding, we haven’t heard much from the students.
If you are, or have recently been, a student at any of the Corinthian-operated schools, we’d like to hear from you to get your insider’s opinion of the school and its current problems.
So if you have any first-hand information you’d like to share about your time at a Corinthian school, shoot us an e-mail at cci@consumerist.com and let us know if you’re a current or former student, and which of the Corinthian schools you attended.
We will absolutely not publicly identify anyone who writes us and will only use first names or pseudonyms to refer to you.
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