Daniel
Manchester,#2UPDATE EX-employee responds
Wed, March 31, 2004
I graduated from this school and learned a lot, later worked there as an intern. It does not pretend to be a college, only a training center. It is a VERY GOOD training center with plenty of opportunity and follow-up assistance helping graduates with questions and job searches. I am now getting further COLLEGE education to build on what I DID learn at Pioneer. Good advice to do your research before paying! If you are a professional, then you will want to go to college. If you are a young amature, then Pioneer is a great place to learn and get exposure, and if you work hard at the learning, even be succesful! I am another succesful graduate, in the industry, furthering my education. Disgruntled students want to be spoon feed easy learning. Learning takes work on everyones part! Thanks Bonnie, and Crystal, and the rest of you Pioneers!
Steven
Weare,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, March 15, 2004
I am a masters graduate of this school and was shocked to read this report. There is a big difference between a "scam" and someones bad experience. After I took the courses at the school I was able to change my career to web design and I am doing quite well. The description of the instructor mentioned is totally false and slanderous. I was fortunate enough to intern in the web lab and was able to see his interactions with several different students and he answered all questions posed to him. I would not avoid this school due to this report, it is inaccurate and I am proud to be a Pioneer Masters Graduate!