Government investigators will testify at a Senate hearing on Wednesday about an undercover inquiry into recruiting practices at for-profit colleges.
The hearing will feature video of college recruiters and admissions officers talking to the investigators, who were posing as students, Democratic aides told The Chronicle.
The aides would not say what the investigation, conducted by the Government Accountability Office, had found, only that it included a “nationally representative” sample of for-profit colleges, and that it found “very similar practices” at both publicly traded and private for-profit colleges, and at large and small institutions.
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