Corinthian Colleges, Inc. CEO David Moore talks to The Wall Street Transcript.

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 4, 1999--

The Wall Street Transcript has published an in-depth interview with David G. Moore of Corinthian Colleges, Inc. (Nasdaq:COCO), in which he talks at length about his company's future.

He says, "The company actually started in 1995. It was formed by the five principals who still run the company. We in effect completed a management buyout of the former National Education Centers, Incorporated, and acquired 16 schools at that point. A year later we bought another 18 schools from the former Phillips Colleges, Incorporated. Since then we've added acquisitions and branches, bringing us to a total of 37 career colleges."

He explains, "Our schools are divided into two groups, operating under two different names: Corinthian Schools, which are focused on diploma-level allied health programs, providing job training for entry-level people wanting to go into the health industry, and the other group of schools operating under Rhodes Colleges which by definition are mostly business schools, offering degree programs up through the master's level. We also have strong criminal justice and allied health programs in those schools. We offer three Master's degrees, a regular MBA, an executive MBA, and a masters degree in criminal justice in that group of schools."

Looking forward, he states, "In the next five years we expect to more than double the number of schools we have. We'll be looking at something in the neighborhood of above $250 million in revenue at that point. We expect to be able to continue to achieve our 15% plus or minus top-line growth, and our 25% plus or minus bottom-line growth."

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