My For-Profit College Experience


    

My For-Profit Story

The Department of Defense took steps this week to bar the University of Phoenix from recruiting military students on military bases. For years, IAVA has been trying to stop the predatory practices in use by for profit schools that seek out veterans and active duty service members.
Please take a minute to tell IAVA about your experience at for-profit schools.


First Name



Last Name





Phone:



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Are you a veteran?
Yes, I served in Iraq and/or AfghanistanYes, I served in another eraNo, I am a military spouse/family memberNo, I am a civilian supporter


What for-profit school did you attend?



Did you graduate?



Please tell us about your experience.



Have you taken out student loans in addition to using tuition assistance or GI Bill funds?
I have not taken on any student loans$1 to $10,000$10,001 to $20,000$20,001 to $30,000$30,001 to $40,000$40,001 to $50,000More than $50,000


How much of your GI Bill benefits have you used at a for-profit school?
1 to 6 months7 to 12 months13 to 18 months19 to 24 months25 to 30 months31 to 36 monthsI did not use any GI Bill benefits.


May we contact you?
YesNo


Would you be interested in sharing your story with the media?
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