JENNIFER S. ALTMAN/BOSTON GLOBE
Will Puntarich graduated from the New England Institute of Art in Brookline in 2010. He earned a bachelor's degree and amassed $180,000 in student debt.
When applying for jobs, employers called his degree "a joke." He's since removed his college education from his resume.
For-profit colleges aren't helping their students. According to the Department of Education, 72 percent of graduates of for-profit colleges earn less money than high school drop-outs.
And that's not all--Corinthian Colleges in Massachusetts are being investigated for predatory lending.
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