This AIU recruiter told me, “I have found many fraudulent practices and have been expected to prey on vulnerable people. I hardly sleep at night.” She added, “This is heartbreaking to me. What I’m seeing is not educators. I’m seeing predators.”
The CTU recruiter said, “Each time classes start, it gets harder for me to push students to do something that doesn’t help them. Students come first, until they don’t, and they don’t every five weeks when classes start. It’s profits over people.”
Another of the AIU reps described the sales environment there as “manipulative and just downright unethical.”
The third AIU rep said, “As a human being, I felt like I was required to set people up for failure. Enroll people knowing they wouldn’t be able to get through their first day, let alone a whole program. If they couldn’t even read, we told them, that’s OK, [in the course] you can watch videos.”
https://www.republicreport.org/2020/as-perdoceo-fights-va-suspension-employees-say-recruiting-abuses-persist/