Category: Company Culture

The student loan scam industry gets explained in this infographic.

Although Education Secretary Arne Duncan has made it “clear” that “We’re moving forward on gainful employment regulations”, Education Department officials announced today that they would delay official publication of rules aimed at “gainful employment” regulations. However, the regulations are still scheduled to be implemented “on

Although Education Secretary Arne Duncan has made it “clear” that “We’removing forward on gainful employment regulations”, Education Department officials announced today that they would delay official publication of rules aimed at “gainful employment” regulations. However, the regulations are still scheduled to be implemented “on or

Ha ha! You know you’ve all thought this, at one time or another, about your college’s study abroad program. Via The Onion, so you’ve been warned. Ha ha ha.

It does, at least according to a recent article in the Chronicle.I have this argument discussion with my friends all the time. I went to college. I went on to get my MBA. And is my job any more secure than my high school buddy

As if the University of Phoenix television, print, online an doutdoor ads aren’t enough, they are now expanding into event sponsorships. Not unusual you say? Of course, event sponsorship has been a long-standing way for companies to get there name out there. It usually comes

This semester, students at the University of Baltimore are learning about sociology and literature a whole new way…through the study of zombies. In English 333, part of the Pop Culture minor, students will watch classic zombie films and read zombie comics. “Zombies are one of

Finally, after canceling their Twitterview on September 7th, Stamats comes forth with a defense of their D+ campaign. Clearly, this was written by their internal PR Department or maybe a Crisis Management firm. Either way, it doesn’t seem genuine. An immediate, frank discussion (even in

Remember Graduation? So young, you had the whole world out there…just waiting for you to conquer it. And why wouldn’t you? You had your college degree and that has to be worth something, right? Leave to the economists over at Business Week to take that

In the 1950’s, with those three-martini lunches and cigar-smoke-filled conference rooms, the American car industry ruled the world. They came out with shiny, new models every year. They were massively big companies with unbelievable production processes. People loved them. Now, in the new millennium, American