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Sanford–Brown (also known as the Sanford–Brown College or Sanford–Brown Institute) was a division of the Career Education Corporation, a proprietary, for-profit higher education organization. The school traced its history back to the 1860s as a successor to a St. Louis location of Brown's Business College owned by George W. Brown (1845-1918).
Your educational and even financial future may be looking cloudy. The Career Education Corporation (CECO) recently announced the discontinuation of Sanford-Brown Colleges. Keep reading and find out what this means to them and their loan debts. Click here for more details.
The schools operated under the name Sanford-Brown College. “The settlement I’m announcing today ensures that thousands of Pennsylvanians who were misled and deceived by the false promises of this for-profit corporation will see their loan debt eliminated,” Attorney General Shapiro said.
At its peak, Career Education Corporation ranked among the largest for-profit college companies in the nation, enrolling more than 100,000 students at several chains including Sanford-Brown...
Sanford Brown is known by many in the education sector as one of the most notoriously fraudulent for-profit colleges. It shares that title with ITT Technical College and Everest College, all of which have closed .
A Jacksonville college that trains students for careers in the medical field will shut down this fall. Sanford-Brown College officials told students that the college is closing its doors...
According to the Department of Education, “Under the Borrower Defense to Repayment [program], certain conduct by a school you attended might make you eligible to receive a discharge of some or ...
The FTC is sending another round of payments to people who enrolled in Career Education Corporation (CEC) schools. CEC operated American InterContinental University, Colorado Technical University, and Sanford-Brown.
Brochure of Sanford-Brown's Business College (St. Louis, Missouri) includes brief testimonials of students with their portraits. Preserves St. Louis and Missouri history through exhibitions, programs, research, publications, archives, and library research.
Career Education Corp. has agreed to wipe out $38.6 million in student loan debts for some 12,600 Pennsylvanians to settle allegations that it used deceptive practices to entice them into ...