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Cenntenial,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, August 18, 2011
I attend Redstone. I personaly think it should be remove from this report. Yes I pay a lot to attend but in my opinion its a great school. FAA regulated......... Its your fault for not researching schools. Why would you sign something with out fully understanding the terms.... I'm sure this school choice is one of your many mistakes in life.
Michael Quinlin
Leroy
Covina,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, July 20, 2011
There are two sides to this. The Aviation school for Westwood do have to abide by FAA guidelines. What Denver is referring to are the degree programs that are not Federally monitored. The degree programs for Computer Gaming, Information Systems, etc., are all frauds. All students who attend expect that the credits will transfer to other institutions of higher learning so they can someday get that Masters or Ph.d. In my case, they lied all the way through. I did graduate with good grades, worked hard and earned my degree. Did not even cheat myself on the on-line tests, did all of the assigned labs, etc. So what did all this get me? Nothing. A worthless degree not recognized by anyone, anywhere, units and credits that will not transfer to any real college, no assistance with job placement (was told directly that they could not help me, three different times) and now $80,000 dollars in debt because of this college. Denver is right on. You were lucky and I'm glad you were able to get your dream job. But there are thousands of students who have been ripped off by these lying A$$ Holes and I hope they get what's coming to them. If anyone is seriously thinking about enrolling even with their "guarantee", please feel free to email me at lboan(at)hotmail dot com and I will tell you my story and the nightmare I am now living....Thanks for nothing Westwood....
Patrick L
Vail,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, July 06, 2011
I'm a former attendee of Redstone College (then Westwood College of Aviation Technology) in Broomfield, CO. I agree that the college is overpriced, but that doesn't mean the education is lacking. I graduated in the top 3% of my class and I managed to get a high paying job at a very reputable company. At the time, Westwood Aviation was one of the leading aviation maintenance schools in the nation and, as such, had high-end recruiters coming to the school all the time.
The school isn't perfect, but no school really is. The credits are non-transferable, the education is costly, but the curriculum is FAA mandated and monitored and the atmosphere was enjoyable. If you're having a hard time or are disliking it, it usually means you're not doing well and have poor grades. Every school has pupils like that. Try applying your knowledge and skills and you'll come out with a well-rounded education that can help you in the future.
Westwood Dld
Dallas,#5UPDATE Employee
Sat, October 27, 2007
I agree, the school is a joke. I investigated the DOE at DLD and found that this person was asked to leave their last company because of "unethical behaviors involving a female student". Meaning this person slept with a minor, not to mention a customer/student of the company. I also know the current executive director of DLD has a problem soliciting prostitutes from the internet. We have videos of the executive director visiting some of DFW's prostitute houses.