The dissident stockholder of Career Education Corporation who has been accusing the company of poor management appeared on Thursday to have failed to unseat three members of the company’s board ...

Career Education Corp. has begun one of higher education’s broadest experiments with adaptive learning. Institutions in the for-profit chain have powered more than 300 online course sections with the ...

Career Education Corporation, which operates 30 for-profit colleges, announced this week that it will buy EduTrek International, the financially troubled company that owns American ...

Career Education Corp. disclosed Monday that its chairman is preparing to leave and that it is adding two outside directors to its board. Robert E. Dowdell, 61, the outside director who assumed ...

The company was formerly known as Career Education Corporation and changed its name to Perdoceo Education Corporation in January 2020. Perdoceo Education Corporation was incorporated in 1994 and ...

Nearly 180,000 students who took classes offered at Career Education Corp.'s dozens of campuses over the past 30 years won't have to repay loans they took out with the company. The total amount of ...

Career Education Corporation, a major for-profit college operator, has agreed to cancel nearly $500 million of student loans as part of a settlement with 48 states and the District of Columbia.

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Shares of Career Education Corp. were slammed Wednesday, losing about half their value a day after the for-profit school’s chief executive resigned and the company ...

For-profit college operator Career Education Corp. will offer $493.7 million in debt relief to 179,529 former students to settle allegations that it misled prospective students about costs ...

Career Education (NASDAQ: CECO) reported 4th quarter and year-end earnings on February 29th. Over the subsequent week, the stock rose from approximately $2.50 to $4.50 — about an 80% gain.

One of Career Education Corp.’s biggest for-profit colleges, American InterContinental University, is in danger of losing its accreditation after a regional evaluation body placed it on probation.