I am a student at collins college currently on accademic dissmissal. When I enrolled in collins college I made it a point to make sure I would need a lot of attention I have tourettes syndrome and do not pick things up as fast as other students. I was assured that they had so much individualized attention and tutors that were top notch. After being in collins a while in my drawing class in learning certain perspectives I had a teacher tell me he had no idea why i was not picking certain things up and he couldnt help me. This concerned me but i kept on. Then i also had the privelage of having a teacher that prided himself on being the teachter who failed the most students at collins college. If i was a teacher i would in no way be proud of this.
Taking the classes i have taken i can honestly say i do not have confidence in going out and starting to design games for a living. The courses taught are broad general and unhelpful in just about any field. The saddest part of all i was told by a teacher there who i will keep anonymous that i should check out this site because the school is not up to par lets say. The tutoring they offer is done by students my question is this if a teacher who supposedly knows how to teach and do what is needed can not help you how will a student taught by the same teachers be able to do any better.
When i got on accademic dismissal (a basic 5 week suspension which you do pay interest for) i was told i needed a D in one class and an A in another. I got the D and got an A - in the other. A 2.0 is necessary and i ended up with a 1.99 i find this unfair especially when ive had to complain about certain teachers there that were not willing to help me learn what i needed. I can honestly say teacher wise the phoenix campus may have 3 teachers even qualified in my opinion to teach there.
I have been told that the degree given by collins college is not accepted in a lot of schools and graduates of collins college have been turned down just because they went to collins. How is this a prestigious establishment? I find it a rip off unhelpful advantage taking business that gets rich off of students while returning poor services
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