I agree that it’s weird for an educational institution to have to do this but it seems logical for a for-profit that is actively marketing with basically made-u

I agree that it’s weird for an educational institution to have to do this but it seems logical for a for-profit that is actively marketing with basically made-up numbers about costs, placement rates, etc to be held accountable for this. If your students expect they will get a job because you said so, and expect it to cost 30K, there should be some truth to those claims. They shouldn’t end up unplaced and 100K in debt if you effectively made guarantees in your marketing / sales materials. The same is true for investment firms. You can’t promise 50% returns.