(20:18) GREATER BAY AREA – An investigation has proved that a number of career colleges inflated their ability to provide valid job prospects for their graduates, and as such the U.S. Department of Education says that thousands of students (who attended those career colleges) may be able to get their federal student-loan debts forgiven. The schools, which include Everest and Wyo-Tech, were owned by Corinthian Colleges. Corinthian also owned Heald Business Colleges, and over the summer the U.S. Department of Education extended debt relief to some Heald students as well. More information will be posted on-line at:
https://StudentAid.ed.gov/Corinthian.
