For-Profit Universities in Illinois

What’s Included in the For-Profit Universities in Illinois Market Research Report

Definition of the For-Profit Universities in Illinois?

The For-Profit Universities industry includes colleges and universities that offer academic courses at baccalaureate or graduate levels on a for-profit basis. A high school diploma or equivalent academic training is generally an admission requirement. Instruction may be provided in a variety of settings such as educational institutions, the workplace, the home, training facilities and through correspondence, TV, the internet or other electronic or distance-learning means.

What’s included in the For-Profit Universities in Illinois?

The For-Profit Universities in Illinois includes providing college and university education on a for-profit basis (except junior colleges), providing professional school education on a for-profit basis (e.g. business administration, dental, law, medicine) and providing doctorate and master's education on a for-profit basis. Related terms covered in the For-Profit Universities in Illinois industry report includes a requirement that programs prove they prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation, a student who does not fit the typical profile of a college-bound student; they often work, attend classes part-time, do not have a high school diploma or come from low-income households, a program authorized under title iv of the higher education act that makes up the major source of federal student aid; it includes loans, grants and federal work-study, public and private nonprofit schools, in which primary enrollment studies on campus and the percentage of borrowers at a school that begin repayment of certain loan programs and default by the end of the next year.

Industry Performance of the For-Profit Universities industry in Illinois

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Key Drivers of the For-Profit Universities industry in Illinois

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County Data of the For-Profit Universities industry in Illinois

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Key Statistics of the For-Profit Universities industry in Illinois

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