Colorado: Career College Faces Arbitration Action (Associated Press)
"Some former students of a Colorado-based career college claim in an arbitration action that they were deceived about the value of their degrees and the cost of their education," Associated Press reports. "Westwood College serves 17,000 students on 17 campuses nationwide and online. It offers three-year degrees in criminal justice, interior design, video game art and other fields. One graduate told CBS4 in Denver the University of Denver told her it couldn't consider her for a master's degree in business because Westwood isn't regionally accredited."
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