WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – When the Higher Learning Commission in March gave it’s OK, the final piece needed in Purdue University’s acquisition of Kaplan University, the regulatory agency promised it would be back in six months to check in on how well the university was dealing with a handful of conditions placed on the new Purdue Global.
Among the issues as Purdue converted the former, for-profit Kaplan University: Could the university adequately keep the Purdue and Purdue Global brands distinct without confusing their differing missions and students in the process?
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