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At University of Phoenix, allegations of enrollment abuses persist
By Sharona Coutts | ProPublica
After federal regulators accused the University of Phoenix of systematic enrollment abuses in 2004, the school's parent company paid out nearly $10 million to resolve the allegations.

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