St. Augustine’s University — whose bankruptcy case administrator Brian Behr called “one of the toughest cases [he’s] ever seen” on Tuesday in court — planned to launch eight online educational programs in September.
But bankruptcy judge David Warren doesn’t think St. Augustine’s is in a position to make promises to potential students.
Though it lost accreditation in the spring, the school designed these certificate courses on topics like artificial intelligence and biotechnology, planning to charge students between $1,100 and $4,500…