Former students of for-profit Art Institutes approved for $6B in loan cancellation

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5 thoughts on “Former students of for-profit Art Institutes approved for $6B in loan cancellation

  1. I interviewed a person for a design position a few years back. They got their degree from the Art Institute of Indianapolis. The portfolio was terrible. They had no design skills, no artistic talent at all. This school led them to believe they were good. She had $60k in debt and was never getting a job in design. The government needs to get every dollar from the people who backed the Art Institute first. They were a scam.

    1. The Justice Department reached a $95.5 million settlement in 2015 over illegal recruitment practices by the school.

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