Last September after not being able to find a decent job, I called Central Florida College about training for a new career. I felt skeptical about these schools that are advertised but I was desperate to find a path for my final career choice. They assured me of the enormous demand for billing and coding in the medical field. I was charged over double the amount they estimated in the beginning.
With some reservations I enrolled and started the next week. I gave the program one hundred percent and graduated with straight A's. I also took the coding certification test which cost 285 dollars along with membership dues of 50 dollars in May and passed the first time with the notion this might improve my chances for employment in this field.
Needless to say, I have been seeking employment for over two months and countless employers will not even consider anyone without a few years experience. I have even applied at low paying entry level positions just to get into the field with out any success.
I am approaching fifty next month and I have drained all my financial resources with the hope of a future where I could spend my remaining years of employment in a secure field. Central Florida College has mislead their students of their career possibilities. If this report can save someone else from wasting their time and money it will be worth it.
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