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California's College Housing Crisis: Who is responsible for solving it, and what will it take? - Vimarsana News

California's College Housing Crisis: Who is responsible for solving it, and what will it take?

This roundtable discussion features students who have navigated housing barriers, and a panel of experts share solutions colleges across the state are trying out.

Aspen University in Phoenix faces major challenges at nursing school - Vimarsana News

Aspen University in Phoenix faces major challenges at nursing school

Aspen University has stopped new enrollment and halted progression of students from their first year classes to the remaining part of the program.

Help for students of closed private colleges in California - Vimarsana News

Help for students of closed private colleges in California

OSAR can help college students get tuition reimbursed. Schools in San Diego include Brightwood and Argosy.

Source: 10news.com
Inside the Scramble to Save Ashford U. - Vimarsana News

Inside the Scramble to Save Ashford U.

A Chronicle investigation shows how political allies and lawyers have maneuvered to keep tens of millions of GI Bill dollars flowing to a for-profit university.

2021 Annual Gala Honoree: Sabrina Kay - Vimarsana News

2021 Annual Gala Honoree: Sabrina Kay

2021 Annual Gala Honoree: Sabrina Kay Dr. Sabrina Kay is the CEO of Fremont Private Investments. She is a veteran entrepreneur with diverse professional expertise in fashion, banking, technology, and education. She started as an immigrant single mom from South Korea and established the first computer-aided fashion design college, Art Institute of Hollywood, out of her garage in LA’s Koreatown after dropping out of college. In less than a decade, she sold to a publicly-traded company (NASDAQ: EDMC) and retired in her 30’s as a philanthropist. As a self-proclaimed recovering nonprofit j...