Kenneth
St. Thomas,#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, July 08, 2009
I too enrolled at trios for their paralegal course.. thankfully I caught on before I had advanced too far into the course. 3 terms of accounting compared to one of evidence of law was a little suspicious to me. Then when the third instructor to date informed the class that heresay evidence was too involved for a two week course so he would just skip over that part of the evidenciary procedure I got freaked.. I have been in contact with the student legal services at Western University. The first words out of their mouths when I explained my problem was "not another Trios College case:. The intake worker at Trios lied to me repeatedly. They led me to believed they were accredited and it was absoulutely imperative to me to graduate from an accredited school. I had 5 professors quit. My email account, which is the only form of communication did not work for the first 3 months. The computers they used were substandard... I lost 4 days of work on the one, another time there were only 12 computers for 17 students, my one instructor did not even have his own text book. Not to mention the fact he had not clue as to how to teach. He only read from the book. Work I had completed could not be turned in because of teachers quitting. Front staff used the phones for personal use. I was given 9 textbooks for a 2 week course... 8 of which were never used. Teachers where incorrect in that they gave two correct answers to a question but only counted one as being right. The school cost me $2500 of my own money and are now trying to collect another $2300 from me. I attended for less that 40 days before I woke up to the con. Thats $4800 for 40 days of school. $120 day... plus a whole lost year of school. I would appreciate any help from you guys Ken Smith