John
Carpentersville,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, June 07, 2006
Despite Ms. Baker's comments, this lawsuit is going forward. The judge on the case is sick and tired of the excuses CEC keeps throwing at them. The accusations made about the admission advisors by the defendants are ridiculous and without merit. One way or the other, CEC will be "paying up" what they rightfully owe. CEC has attempted to manipulate the situation far too long with overpriced lawyers and intimidation to the members of the suit, and its a waste of time. If you're reading this CEC - no one is intimidated by you anymore. On another note, its is really good to see the government coming down on these idiots. They have been out of control far too long. When everything is finally revealed about this company, I sincerely hope that CEC loses it's regional accredidation. I applaud the federal government for taking the steps to regulate CEC, and urge everyone (students and employees) to write a letter to your congressional representative about what you have experienced. Your documented experiences are about the only thing that is going to take this company down. Good luck to you.
John
Carpentersville,#3UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, June 07, 2006
Despite Ms. Baker's comments, this lawsuit is going forward. The judge on the case is sick and tired of the excuses CEC keeps throwing at them. The accusations made about the admission advisors by the defendants are ridiculous and without merit. One way or the other, CEC will be "paying up" what they rightfully owe. CEC has attempted to manipulate the situation far too long with overpriced lawyers and intimidation to the members of the suit, and its a waste of time. If you're reading this CEC - no one is intimidated by you anymore. On another note, its is really good to see the government coming down on these idiots. They have been out of control far too long. When everything is finally revealed about this company, I sincerely hope that CEC loses it's regional accredidation. I applaud the federal government for taking the steps to regulate CEC, and urge everyone (students and employees) to write a letter to your congressional representative about what you have experienced. Your documented experiences are about the only thing that is going to take this company down. Good luck to you.
John
Carpentersville,#4UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, June 07, 2006
Despite Ms. Baker's comments, this lawsuit is going forward. The judge on the case is sick and tired of the excuses CEC keeps throwing at them. The accusations made about the admission advisors by the defendants are ridiculous and without merit. One way or the other, CEC will be "paying up" what they rightfully owe. CEC has attempted to manipulate the situation far too long with overpriced lawyers and intimidation to the members of the suit, and its a waste of time. If you're reading this CEC - no one is intimidated by you anymore. On another note, its is really good to see the government coming down on these idiots. They have been out of control far too long. When everything is finally revealed about this company, I sincerely hope that CEC loses it's regional accredidation. I applaud the federal government for taking the steps to regulate CEC, and urge everyone (students and employees) to write a letter to your congressional representative about what you have experienced. Your documented experiences are about the only thing that is going to take this company down. Good luck to you.