As you may or may not know, schools such as the Business Computer Training Institute in Salem, OR. Lancaster to be exact are nothing but empty promises.
I too, as many, were once enrolled at their school, with a promise of recieving a degree. As to what type of degree, they were reluctant to answer. Although questions were never answered about simple school procedures (which call me crazy, would think the "professionals" there could answer with no problem at all) failed miserabely.
Nevertheless I continued my education while working at Coca-Cola in Salem, OR. As though that wern't enough, I continually had problems with the school that looked conveniently like a small business located in a strip mall. It was then I started to realize that this may not be a school at all.
Wanting to create a better future for myself and my family, disregarding my intuitions, and looking for a better way of life, I continued on with the hopes that one day I would be able to make a name for myself.
Needless to say that never happened. I can only look back now and realize what a wise decision it was to drop out and continue working. All before I got any financial aid stuck to me. I think it's pointless to say that paying back student loans on a school that has no accredidation to the known world anywhere, just makes you feel like a donkeys rear-end if you know what I mean.
Even though that school (or should I say business, with their approach to rip off the consumer) is behind me now, it isn't. I find myself still attached to that school, being because even though it isn't accredited, it is required to get into certain colleges. Yeah I know.
So, in closing, the Business Computer Training Institute in Salem, OR is a total joke. I advise anyone that cares about their future and the things that they will have to struggle with, to read any and all complaints that a business has before they ever thinking about attending. This is the only way you will know what reading between the lines means, because I gaurantee they won't tell you until it's too late.
Best Regards in your future
Jeremy
Aspiring to recieve a degree from somewhere.
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