For-Profit Education

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Carey’s final claim that he points out is that the for-profit University of Phoenix education system has changed through time by having access and learning through online in order to speed up their process of earning their degree. Carey states how “for-profits fill a void left by traditional institutions that once believed their world was constant. Fast-developing methods of teaching students over the internet have given the velocity of change a turbo boost.”(3) Since modern technology is always advancing, also school learning is evolving by now doing school over online and being taught through the computers so basically you can finish the courses quicker. One disadvantage would be if you don't understand, technically there's no help unlike if it was face to face learning. Many people who want to get back to school may have some problems by working a lot of has a family to take care of. This can be time consuming so what students do they enroll in …show more content…

Carey’s article explains how for-profit colleges should be fixed by offering actually training to improve students education and to pursue their degree. Also how for-profits are all business, for example he used University of Phoenix and how he interviewed Michael Clifford, an investor, to explain what their goal was in for-profits and that was to make money. I believe that Carey’s argument improves and from the credible sources I found, it shows a lot how for-profits are a no good even just to be educated, it's just a waste of time and money. My first source that was used” Former Grand Canyon University investor: No future in for-profit education” by Angela Gonzales connects to Carey’s article building more effective by showing more valid and

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