No offense if you did or if you did how did it work out for you? I have always laughed at these schools and never looked into them for a second. I can tell you most companies when you leave the room will toss the copy of your degree from one of these in the trash and move on to the next candidate. I was reading an article today on the $$ involved with places like this and the debt racked up by former students who cannot get jobs in the field they went to these institutions to study for. You can tell easily who they target, low income, unemployed, or people in careers or aged who might not have time to be a full time student.
What really got me in this article was this:
“They tell people, ‘If you don’t have a college degree, you won’t be able to get a job,’ ” said Amanda Wallace, who worked in the financial aid and admissions offices at the Knoxville, Tenn., branch of ITT Technical Institute, a chain of schools that charge roughly $40,000 for two-year associate degrees in computers and electronics. “They tell them, ‘You’ll be making beaucoup dollars afterward, and you’ll get all your financial aid covered.’ ”
You are going to pay 40g's for an AA that you can get at a credited community college for roughly 5 - 10g's that will get you into most 4yr schools to finish you bachelors???? What the hell are people thinking?? Take that AA from ITT Tech and see what school you can get into to finish.
