Corporate Criminal Conviction: American Commercial Colleges: Case Study
Corporate Executive Criminal Conviction: American Commercial Colleges
Student Name
ETH/321
May 4, 2015
Stacy Mealey
Corporate Executive Criminal Conviction: American Commercial Colleges Employees have a responsibility to do what is ethically expected and legally required, but often allow the thought of profit maximization overcome them. Doyle Brent Sheets, the one-time President of American Commercial Colleges, made an unethical decision that not only impacted his life, but the lives of many students that trusted him and relied on ACC to provide them with a quality education. Sheets falsified financial records of ACC in an effort to remain eligible for Federal Student Aid. As a proprietary college, American Commercial Colleges holds a
Student Name
ETH/321
May 4, 2015
Stacy Mealey
Corporate Executive Criminal Conviction: American Commercial Colleges Employees have a responsibility to do what is ethically expected and legally required, but often allow the thought of profit maximization overcome them. Doyle Brent Sheets, the one-time President of American Commercial Colleges, made an unethical decision that not only impacted his life, but the lives of many students that trusted him and relied on ACC to provide them with a quality education. Sheets falsified financial records of ACC in an effort to remain eligible for Federal Student Aid. As a proprietary college, American Commercial Colleges holds a