Susan Wayman, a veteran college administrator, joined Harrisburg in 2020 to run the office. She started noticing compliance problems everywhere, she said. Most were pretty technical: a degree program that wasn’t registered with DHS; students who’d started classes before their DHS files were in order; no policy to handle students who wanted to enroll without having a job. … When Wayman brought the problems to [Eric Darr, then the interim college president] and other administrators, she said they seemed more concerned about tuition dollars than compliance. “This is a leadership that did not care about the regulations,” Wayman said. “They wanted to make it as easy as possible for students to come and be enrolled.” Wayman said she began looking for another job almost immediately and quit after less than a year.
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