I attended a 10 month long.net programming course. I am no newbie to the IT field, I have been working in it for approx 10 years now. Anyway, during the 3rd month, our instructor left in the middle of the 2 courses she taught. They had no one who really new the material well, so they supplied us with instructors who were learning with us and doing barely enough to get by, basically. It was horrible.
During the next semester, another instructor decided to go on vacation for 2 weeks... Near the end of our course with no proper support for our case studies. This is when we learned that a company called High tech (maybe different spelling) just purchased chubb institute. Our instructors then told us that other instructors knew about this for some time which is why some left, their pay checks have been cut, lost their offices and other things.
Our last semester was a real joke, one class the instructor spent most of the time venting and handing out A's on projects that weren't even completed. Our business ethics instructor (online) didn't show for 3/4 of the classes either.
They no longer offer programming or DBA courses of any type (under it's new management). It's no wonder since it actually takes some intelligence to learn. Now they only offer the usual so called networking, pc, low end numb medical classes.
We saw the difference in the students as our course was ending also. No longer professional if very few. It's alot like high school now.
Suggestion:
-If your serious about learning, stay far away from Chubb.
-If you barely made it through high school (or not at all and aquired a GED) and are very young, immature and are not very serious about success then Chubb is for you.
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