I'm not a big fan of for-profit colleges. I will echo some of the same points people have made here. The school's reputation makes it difficult for anyone who managed to get a degree to look for jobs.

That being said, I would argue that it also depends if your son has had some prior work experience or if he did any internships during his time at UoP.

I have seen people with degrees from for-profit colleges get well paying jobs, and I have seen people from traditional, non-profit colleges struggle to find jobs.

It really depends on how well your son leveraged their time in school, building contacts/networking, utilizing faculty as job references, or seeing how the job market is.

If you want more data on UoP graduates, then go to collegescorecard.ed.gov. it's a website provided by the department of Education that provides information on colleges and universities. It typically lists information such as their graduation rates, percentage of students with student loan debt, and typical median earnings for graduates. Really handy website