Education News | News Date April 15, 2012

How to make sure a for-profit private college meets your needs

The schools promise to prepare students for employment in fields such as nursing and auto repair, but they may charge high fees and provide inadequate training.For-profit private colleges promise to prepare students for employment in fields such as nursing, auto repair, computer technology or cosmetology. Although the programs work for some students, others have complained of paying high tuition to schools that provided inadequate training and gave them unrealistic expectations about future job prospects. Before you enroll, consider these tips from California's Bureau for Private Postsecondary education:

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