Perdoceo Education Corporation: Company Notified of Education Department Fact-Finding Process into “Several Thousand” Borrower Defense Claims; Could Face Liability for Discharged Loans

Published on Aug 05, 2021

On May 11, 2021, the Department of Education informed Perdoceo Education Corporation (PRDO) CEO Todd Nelson that it had several thousand borrower defense applications against the company’s schools alleging “misrepresentations concerning transferability of credits, accreditation, job placement rates, and employment prospects, among other misrepresentations,” according to documents The Capitol Forum obtained through a Freedom of […]

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