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DeVry University Sued For Lying About Employment Statistics
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DeVry University alumni have filed a class action lawsuit claiming that the for-profit college falsified employment statistics for graduates. Their DeVry class action lawsuit follows other litigation against the university, including a settlement deal with the Federal Trade Commission and multiple states. The DeVry alumni class action lawsuit is led by Dennis Magana, Scott Swindell, and David Torosyan. The former DeVry students say they chose the school at least in part because they viewed advertisements and publicity that touted the school’s high employment rates after graduation. Allegedly, the university has made deceptive claims around alumni employment since at least 2008. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins discusses this with Scott Hardy from Top Class Actions.
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