FTC Drops Lawsuit Against Grand Canyon University Over Program Costs
August 17, 2025
The FTC drops its lawsuit against Grand Canyon University, initially claiming the school misled doctoral program costs.
The FTC drops its lawsuit against Grand Canyon University, initially claiming the school misled doctoral program costs.
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