If you drive past Bryan College in Rogers, Arkansas, keep going! Don't stop if you are tired of the dead end job and want to improve your education! Please don't stop in and visit, because you will be signed up and processed with a ball and chain around your ankle! Their staff is very, very aggressive and will promise you the moon, whatever it takes to get your Federal grant and loan money!
I signed up in February. At the time, I had a full job as a CNA and lived in Fayetteville. I attended Bryan College for two weeks; then my truck broke down and I could no longer drive to Rogers. Sure, everyone seemed nice and understanding about this situation, but 30 days later, received a letter from a debt collector. Seems I owed them $736.00. Unfortunately, didn't pay attention to this notice, and now I have been threatened with a judgment. When you are in this situation, no one can help you unless you are thousands of dollars, (over $10,000.00, either credit card or medical debt) and don't have the money to pay an attorney. I just want everyone to know that my situation could have been far worse. I would not want someone to graduate from this place, having signed up for Pell grants and student loans, looking for work and not able to find the promised career or job that Bryan College promises to do.
They have a "hybrid" course structure, which is supposed to be just great for returning students, promising flexibility. Monday and Tuesday is class time, then you get to study and do on-line courses for the rest of the week. If you work full time, especially during evening and night shifts, you will be overwhelmed with deadlines to turn in assignments. I would not recommend this schedule for people with families who are trying to live a somewhat balanced life.
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