First of all, any technical training program that costs you 28K AND requires a "co-signer" is a red flag. You should hear the sirens going off right now.
Secondly, if you google Computertraining.com, the only thing you will find are negative reivews, page after page. I've never seen so many for a "trade school" before.
Third, remember that the Admissions person that sells you this crap and the Career Services that they tout as helping you land a job after graduation, are PAID commissions on you not only staying and finishing the program but they are paid a commission when they place you. They don't care about WHERE they place you, or how much your salary is, all they care about is that they placed you so they can get their commission check.
You are nothing but a number to them, and a dollar sign.
Also the average starting salary is NOT 50k, 60k, 70k like the admissions rep will tell you (to justify the horrendously expensive price tag, he/she will tell you "Why bother worrying about the tuition cost when you will land a job starting between 50-70K" Trust me, this is their "canned" pitch) The ACTUAL starting salary is between 30-40K and they are entry level computer jobs, helpdesk positions.
So, you do the math. You pay 28,500 for a 6 month "program", the people that are touted as "helping you" are really being paid incentives and commissions and dont have your best interest at heart, and the starting salaries are REALLY 30-40K.
My suggestion: go to community college, get an associates degree, and get a real "certification". This is only microsoft certified. Employers will not hire you for anything but entry level because they know what a joke this program is.
Look at their name; Computertraining.com
Any trade school that ends in "dot com" would be embarrassing to admit
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