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Closing the Education Department Helps These Stocks, If Not Students - Barron's
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Past deregulation yielded stock price spikes for for-profit education companies.
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Trump administration plans to dismantle Department of Education oversight for for-profits. For-profit education stocks surged after Trump's election win in 2016. Department’s rules on gainful employment may be revoked, boosting industry growth. Grand Canyon and Adtalem reported strong revenue growth and profit margins. Potential deregulation could lead to increased enrollment and higher loan defaults.
- Trump administration plans to dismantle Department of Education oversight for for-profits.
- For-profit education stocks surged after Trump's election win in 2016.
- Department’s rules on gainful employment may be revoked, boosting industry growth.
- Grand Canyon and Adtalem reported strong revenue growth and profit margins.
- Potential deregulation could lead to increased enrollment and higher loan defaults.
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