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Fail State (2018)

This in-depth documentary explores the dark side of American higher education, exposing predatory for-profit colleges and the tactics they use to defraud students and the government.

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John DeFore 12 Nov 2018

It gives the feature doc treatment to a topic TV journalists (and news-comedy hero John Oliver) have looked at over the decades — showing the slimy ways that reforms prompted by public outrage have been neutered by politicians on both sides of the aisle.

Sandrick 30 Dec 2018

It was a powerful film that takes on a topic long overdue-- how the US higher ed system has been compromised by private interests and unchecked greed. It was an emotional rollercoaster because it hits home the depths that those in power have gone to in order to corrupt the system and tip the scales to their advantage. It makes me realize that my story is the story of so many others, victims of Ai, ITT Tech, DeVry, Kaplan, Westwood, and countless other chains. While it is infuriating to watch at times, it also has a message of hope -- that we can enact change if we are able to organize. There are many, many allies that know the truth about the deception and the way we win is to spread knowledge about the schools and fight the public opinion of them, and us. Keep in mind that there has never been a film that has gone to this level on the history of the subject and had such wide release. We have the numbers and the power to change the future for the better if we simply choose to have our voices heard as one.

André Hereford 24 Oct 2018

The film’s disparate elements add up to less than the sum of its parts, and this would-be fiery take on the failures of the American higher-education system never really ignites.

Roger Moore 31 Oct 2018

It’s a lot to take in, and Fail State doesn’t leave the viewer with a lot of hope. When the Obama Administration figured out how to grade such operations and shut down the ones plainly set up to fail their students, Corinthian, Everest, ITT Tech and DeVry went away.

Hunter Lanier 08 Nov 2018

The ham-fisted approach undercuts the valuable information that makes up Fail State.