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EDMC, or the Education Management Corporation, was a for-profit education company that operated several colleges and universities in the United States, including the Art Institute and Brown Mackie College. Founded in 1962, it faced significant scrutiny and legal challenges over its recruitment practices, student outcomes, and financial aid policies. In 2018, EDMC filed for bankruptcy and subsequently sold its assets, leading to the closure of many of its campuses. The company's legacy is often discussed in the context of the broader issues surrounding for-profit education in the U.S.
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In what year did Education Management Corporation - EDMC - have its IPO?
Education Management Corporation (EDMC) had its IPO in 2009.
What is the market cap for Education Management Corporation EDMC?
As of July 2014, the market cap for Education Management Corporation (EDMC) is $190,224,951.39.
What is the EDMC philosophy?
EDMC's philosophy is to prepare students for successful futures. They do this by providing the necessary confidence, skills, and resources to prepare students for slowly entering the business world with many possibilities and flexible options.
What is the symbol for Education Management Corporation in NASDAQ?
The symbol for Education Management Corporation in NASDAQ is: EDMC.
What is the ticker symbol for the art institutes?
The Art Institutes (Ai) are owned by Education Management Corporation, which trades on NASDAQ as EDMC.
If you went to Art Institute of Austin, what do you think of it?
From what I have heard and research about it, the Art Institute of Austin is run by EDMC and they will accept anyone. They're open enrollment. This may sound good to you but it would be best to find a college where you have to work hard to get enrolled.
What is cultural norm?
a visiable marker of culture
Is Argosy University a good graduate school?
I am a professor at Argosy in the undergraduate school of education, and I can assure you it is a good university. They select very professional professors with a high educational background. It may seem that the admission counselors are very pushy, but this is because Argosy is for-profit institution. I also work at a college in TX and I can assure you the quality of education in this college is very very poor. So, yes Argosy is the best choice for independent learners.
