Career Education, regardless if the company is for-profit, non-profit, or not-for-profit, is a dying industry. Most of the kind of career education can be provided by publicly support community colleges or junior colleges. Their cost structure is much lower. This is an important factor because most if not all of the careers don't offer the kind of salary that CCi and Zenith "promise" to prospective students.
In addition, with the trend to raise the minimum wage to $15.00/hour will actually decrease the job opportunities in most of the careers that Zenith currently provides. Just wait and see how many McDonald's employees are still working for them in a year. Employers are not stupid - 2 employees at $8.00/hour = 1 employee at $15.00/hour. Other calculations can be made using employees at reduced hours.
Ask yourself - why aren't the enrollment increasing?? Answer: limited job opportunities and lower education costs elsewhere. Just think about all of the products and companies that don't exist any longer because the market for them is gone or very limited today. Zenith won't die immediately, but if you just started at Zenith and think that this is a place to build a career - THINK AGAIN!!