Rock Center | July 19, 2012
Costly Lesson: For-profit schools' students buried in loan debt
The for-profit school industry, a $30 billion dollar a year industry, has come under increasing scrutiny with critics questioning whether the schools’ missions are to educate or turn a profit for their shareholders. The schools say they do both, but critics disagree. Natalie Morales reports.
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