None of the schools you mentioned have a "good reputation". They are all for-profit colleges that have been under investigation and indictment for taking advantage of students with financial aid. These for-profit colleges charge at least 4 times the amount as a real college, and 100% of their tuition comes from grants and financial aid. Most colleges test students to make sure they will be able to do the coursework - these colleges "test" only to make sure potential students qualify for grants and student loans, then they give a hard sell telling students they'll have no money out of pocket - until they have to start paying back the loans, but they never talk about that part of the equation. These colleges have abysmal graduation rates, and most students pay so much to train for low paying jobs that they cannot pay back the loans - even if they're one of the few who actually graduate and can find a job. These schools account for 13% of students overall, but for way over 50% of student loan defaults.