I attended Ohio Institute of Photography and Technology, a college that is part of Kaplan University, last year and part of this year. I was enrolled in the Pharmacy Tech program that was a TOTAL SCAM. After attending class for 6 months Our teacher informed us that the school was letting her go and getting rid of the day program in 6 weeks. Outraged we confronted the Program director who told us it wasn't true.
After 2 weeks of lies the school finally told us that they were getting rid of the day program. I complained so much they extended class until I was finished. While day classes continued the school continued to enroll students into the day class without telling them they were going to nights in December. I told the students and the school didn't set up meetings with these students until they had been enrolled long enough to not get a full refund.
After the 6 weeks we did get a new teacher, (the night class teacher). Her first day she was apauled to hear that we had not learned everything required to be a pharmacy tech. Upon hearing this I was very upset since I only had 6 weeks left and could not learn everything in that time.
After complaining, the program director called me to his office and said, "You're going to shut your mouth it's my turn to talk. If you talk about these issues anymore with students I will personally escort you off of the property." The school set up an after school program to catch me up. After dropping for a few months I came back to finish my Externship.
After completing my externship I was informed by another student that I was supposed to be attending a class to prepare us for the Board exam. I paid for this class, but was never told to attend. Apperently no was told about this class. I have talked to many other students who did not receive classes they paid for. I dont know what to do because those student aren't willing to file a lawsuit. They will testify, but thats it.
If you have any suggestions how I can get my money back Please help me. One more thing the school was also using real peoples old prescriptions to practice reading scripts. Isn't that a viloation of HIPAA?
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