Thread regarding Walden University layoffs

New article in the Chronicle of Higher Education titled "Election Casts Spotlight on an Unusual For-Profit With Global Ambitions." In it there was a reference to Walden University"

"Joseph Haefner, a reliability engineer at the medical-technology company Medtronic, recently gave up after six years of trying to earn a doctorate at Walden. Mr. Haefner holds a master’s degree in industrial engineering and statistics from the University of Wisconsin at Madison, where he also has taught statistics. He said he had come to Walden hoping to find an institution friendly to working professionals that gave credit for existing expertise. Instead, Mr. Haefner said, he found an environment of low-quality instructors that wasted student tuition by dragging out the doctoral process. Several other Walden students have filed suit making similar claims. Mr. Haefner said he had declined to join them, out of concern for the potential costs, and would not return to Walden even if it offered to try again. 'I don’t trust them,' he said."