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  • 8/2/2019 Gi Money to for Profit

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    $77

    $60

    $79

    $48

    $58

    $32

    $22 $20$17

    $20

    $133

    $113

    $99$96

    $71

    $49

    $39

    $31$27 $25

    $0

    $30

    $60

    $90

    $120

    $150

    Apollo EDMC ITT DeVry CareerEd Strayer Corinthian U.of

    Maryland

    System

    Kaplan U.ofTexas

    System

    DollarsinMillions

    TopTenRecipientsofPost9/11 GIBillBenefits

    HelpCommittee

    analysis

    of

    Department

    of

    Veterans

    Affairs

    data;

    Does

    not

    include

    Yellow

    Ribbon

    program.

    PublicSchools, 200910AwardYearForProfitSchools,200910AwardYear

    ForProfit Schools,201011AwardYear PublicSchools, 201011AwardYear

    WhereareFederalG.I.BillDollarsGoing?

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    $210

    $178$173

    $144

    $130

    $80

    $60$51

    $45 $44

    $0

    $50

    $100

    $150

    $200

    $250

    Apollo ITT EDMC DeVry CareerEd Strayer Corinthian U.of

    MarylandSystem

    U.ofTexas

    System

    Kaplan

    DollarsinMillions

    TopTenRecipientsofPost9/11G.I.BillBenefits

    Source:HELP

    Committee

    analysis of

    Department of

    Veterans

    Affairs data;

    does not

    include

    Yellow

    Ribbon

    program

    funds.

    ForProfit Schools,200911AwardYear PublicSchools, 200911AwardYear

    FederalG.I.BillDisbursements:TheFirstTwoYears

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    StudentOutcomesforthe10SchoolsReceivingtheMostG.I.BillBenefits

    Institution

    BachelorsStudents

    Withdrawn

    Associate Students

    Withdrawn

    Apollo(University

    of

    Phoenix) 50.3% 66.4%

    ITT 44.5% 53.1%

    Ed.Mgmt.Corp.(ArtInstitute, Argosy) 61.9% 63.7%

    DeVry 56.4% 54.3%

    CareerEd.

    Corp.

    (Sanford

    Brown,

    CTU) 51.4% 61.7%

    Strayer 34.1% 48.8%

    Corinthian(Everest, Heald,WyoTech) 59.2% 66.5%

    U.ofMarylandSystem 13.1%* N/A

    Wash.PostCo.(Kaplan) 68.2% 69.1%

    U.ofTexasSystem 26.4%* N/A

    Source: HELPCommitteeanalysisofDepartmentofVeteransAffairsdata,DepartmentofEducationdataanddocumentsprovidedbyschools.

    *ForProfitstudentoutcomesbasedonallstudentswhoenrolledbetweenJuly1,2008andJune,302009asofmid2010. PublicUniversitySystems

    outcomesbasedonDepartmentofEducationretentiondataandincludesonlyfirsttimefulltimestudents.

    WhatAreTaxpayersandVeteransGettingForTheirMoney?

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    BenefitsDisbursedbySector,

    200911

    ForProfitEducationCompanies OtherSchools

    TotalFunds:

    $4.4Billion

    63%

    37%

    25%

    75%

    VeteransTrainedbySector,

    200911

    ForProfitEducationCompanies OtherSchools

    TotalVeterans:

    608,521

    Source:HELPCommitteeanalysis ofDepartment ofVeteransAffairsdata.

    ForProfitSchoolsCollectedMorethanOneThirdofPost9/11G.I.BillBenefitsbut

    TrainedJust

    One

    Quarter

    of

    Veterans.

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    ApolloGroup,

    Inc.

    Spending,

    2010

    Other:

    57%

    Marketing:

    22%

    Profit:21%

    ITTEducational

    Services,

    Inc.

    Spending,

    2009

    Other:

    44%

    Marketing:

    19%

    Profit:37%

    Strayer,Inc.

    Spending,

    2010

    Other:

    48%

    Marketing:

    18%

    Profit:

    34%

    Other:ExecutiveCompensation,Lobbying,StudentServices,Administration,Facilities,

    Instruction,Faculty

    Salary,

    and

    Bad

    Debt

    Expense.

    Source:HELPCommitteeanalysisofS.E.C.filingsanddocumentsprovidedbyschools.

    ForProfitCollegesDevoteFederalFundstoProfitandMarketing NotEducation

    CorinthianColleges,

    Inc.

    Spending,

    2010

    Other:

    66.1%

    Marketing:

    20.3%

    Profit:

    13.6%