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Complaint Review: The Cittone Institute - Edison New Jersey
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The Cittone Institute
1697 Oak Tree Road Edison, 08820 New Jersey, U.S.A.
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The Cittone Institute ripoff - misleading job placement stats - no interviews after 2 years! Edison New Jersey
I enrolled in this accredited school in Dec, 2000 and 'graduated' in Feb 2002 with 'degree/diploma' in computer programming and web development w/a 3.5 GPA.
My complaint is just about identical to the one placed 9/3/2002 by 'D' in Cherry Hill, NJ regarding The Chubb Institute.
He/she is correct about the inflated 'success rates'. Many jobs they get are low-paying - not good if you're an adult with responsibilities. I found no complaints re; Cittone but I noticed most people will just shrug it off because they think there's nothing they can do so no one says anything. most of those whom I graduated with are still not working in the field. Like the person in Cherry Hill, I, too feel that my education is worthless - all to the tune of about $14,000!!!
If one buys a car and cannot drive it, the matter is usually taken care of in a very short time. Well, I've paid for an education that has proved worthless. Most employers seek extensive experience or a compter degree. Cittone has now added another new course relating to the health field - probably because they see that the IT field is sinking fast. To this day I have not received one good lead. This is really a rotten shame! I've made an expensive mistake!!
Dan
Maplewood, New Jersey
U.S.A.
My complaint is just about identical to the one placed 9/3/2002 by 'D' in Cherry Hill, NJ regarding The Chubb Institute.
He/she is correct about the inflated 'success rates'. Many jobs they get are low-paying - not good if you're an adult with responsibilities. I found no complaints re; Cittone but I noticed most people will just shrug it off because they think there's nothing they can do so no one says anything. most of those whom I graduated with are still not working in the field. Like the person in Cherry Hill, I, too feel that my education is worthless - all to the tune of about $14,000!!!
If one buys a car and cannot drive it, the matter is usually taken care of in a very short time. Well, I've paid for an education that has proved worthless. Most employers seek extensive experience or a compter degree. Cittone has now added another new course relating to the health field - probably because they see that the IT field is sinking fast. To this day I have not received one good lead. This is really a rotten shame! I've made an expensive mistake!!
Dan
Maplewood, New Jersey
U.S.A.
