Litigation
Aug. 11, 2007
Protecting Trade-School Students
Troy Garren is suing Maric College because he spent three years training to be a radiological technician, only to find out the school wasn't accredited. The law that regulated the operations of such trade schools expired last year.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - Privately owned vocational schools are a multibillion-dollar business in California and, as of July 1, they are no longer regulated by the state.
The law that for almost two decades guided the operations of such trade-school powerhouses as University of Phoenix, Corinthian Colleges and DeVry Institute - and gave students protect...
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