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phoenix,#2General Comment
Tue, August 10, 2010
If the definition of evil is: anything that deceives...IE promising something and leaving you out in the cold, than this college has horns. The only thing I have to show for the 9 months that I wasted their is a list of promises and about 50k in debt. I was unable to get a job and to pay my student loans. They are now in default and because of not being able to stay current the debt has almost doubled. FEAR THIS SCHOOL!
I have never heard of anybody having a positive experience with this school.
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north carolina,#3REBUTTAL Individual responds
Tue, October 13, 2009
Hey james, same thing happened to me except for the $2,000....so what happened? did you get a chance to sue the school? details..
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Madison,#4Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 24, 2006
If you want to recruit former students of Al collins make sure they are former students within 5 years because I think you can only sue when you were a student of Al collins college within a time limit. If I am wrong please tell me so that I can take action. I have been a past Al collins victim too,but it was over five years ago. I was thinking of sueing them but I didn't have the money hire a lawyer at the time but now since its been a long time I think it's too late now.I feel chipped and I don't know what the judge will rule, I'm scared the judge may even say that its not a reason to sue and drop the case. My mother was ill at the time and I thought I could get a good job through that education,but boy was I wrong. I regret the day I picked up their college brochure, but unfortunately I can't change time. I even thought of suicide as a solution when the US Department of Education said that it's not a "valid" reason to get a refund. All, I can say is make sure you check out every school ask whether it's accredited, AND WHAT TYPE of accreditation they have and whether they transfer credits. Its so sad to find out through bitter experience that schools lie just to get a bunch of green wad of paper. I don't know what society is coming to today.
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Madison,#5Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 24, 2006
If you want to recruit former students of Al collins make sure they are former students within 5 years because I think you can only sue when you were a student of Al collins college within a time limit. If I am wrong please tell me so that I can take action. I have been a past Al collins victim too,but it was over five years ago. I was thinking of sueing them but I didn't have the money hire a lawyer at the time but now since its been a long time I think it's too late now.I feel chipped and I don't know what the judge will rule, I'm scared the judge may even say that its not a reason to sue and drop the case. My mother was ill at the time and I thought I could get a good job through that education,but boy was I wrong. I regret the day I picked up their college brochure, but unfortunately I can't change time. I even thought of suicide as a solution when the US Department of Education said that it's not a "valid" reason to get a refund. All, I can say is make sure you check out every school ask whether it's accredited, AND WHAT TYPE of accreditation they have and whether they transfer credits. Its so sad to find out through bitter experience that schools lie just to get a bunch of green wad of paper. I don't know what society is coming to today.
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Madison,#6Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 24, 2006
If you want to recruit former students of Al collins make sure they are former students within 5 years because I think you can only sue when you were a student of Al collins college within a time limit. If I am wrong please tell me so that I can take action. I have been a past Al collins victim too,but it was over five years ago. I was thinking of sueing them but I didn't have the money hire a lawyer at the time but now since its been a long time I think it's too late now.I feel chipped and I don't know what the judge will rule, I'm scared the judge may even say that its not a reason to sue and drop the case. My mother was ill at the time and I thought I could get a good job through that education,but boy was I wrong. I regret the day I picked up their college brochure, but unfortunately I can't change time. I even thought of suicide as a solution when the US Department of Education said that it's not a "valid" reason to get a refund. All, I can say is make sure you check out every school ask whether it's accredited, AND WHAT TYPE of accreditation they have and whether they transfer credits. Its so sad to find out through bitter experience that schools lie just to get a bunch of green wad of paper. I don't know what society is coming to today.
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Madison,#7Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 24, 2006
If you want to recruit former students of Al collins make sure they are former students within 5 years because I think you can only sue when you were a student of Al collins college within a time limit. If I am wrong please tell me so that I can take action. I have been a past Al collins victim too,but it was over five years ago. I was thinking of sueing them but I didn't have the money hire a lawyer at the time but now since its been a long time I think it's too late now.I feel chipped and I don't know what the judge will rule, I'm scared the judge may even say that its not a reason to sue and drop the case. My mother was ill at the time and I thought I could get a good job through that education,but boy was I wrong. I regret the day I picked up their college brochure, but unfortunately I can't change time. I even thought of suicide as a solution when the US Department of Education said that it's not a "valid" reason to get a refund. All, I can say is make sure you check out every school ask whether it's accredited, AND WHAT TYPE of accreditation they have and whether they transfer credits. Its so sad to find out through bitter experience that schools lie just to get a bunch of green wad of paper. I don't know what society is coming to today.