Colleges that profit, students who don't

Colleges that profit, students who don't: "TO PARAPHRASE Steely Dan, the five years at the college didn't turn out like she planned.
In 2002, Marianne Hicks of Brigantine - bored with her accounts-receivable job and part-time work as a cook, and eager to reinvent herself as an industrial designer - was wooed by a recruiter for the Art Institute of Philadelphia with assurances of job help once she got a degree."