Enrollment at the University of Phoenix, the largest U.S. for-profit college chain, has plunged 30 percent to 328,400 students since August 2010. Photographer: Joshua Lott/Bloomberg
Enrollment at the University of Phoenix, the largest U.S. for-profit college chain, has plunged 30 percent to 328,400 students since August 2010. Photographer: Joshua Lott/Bloomberg
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