On Wednesday, the Federal Trade Commission filed a suit against DeVry University alleging that the school lied to students about job success rates for its graduates. According to the suit, DeVry claimed that 90% of its graduates were employed after graduation. In addition to that, the school also claimed that its graduates' incomes was 15% higher than graduates from other colleges. As many as 50,000 students may have been affected by this information.
See "Devry University Accused of Misleading Students", The New York Times, January 28, 2016