Need some advise about transfering college (associate degree, school, credits, career)
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I started college in august 13, 2007 and I hate the school, They don't teach good, I always have to correct the teacher, they don't have any computers
in the class for the hands on training they promise. The teacher never showed up on the 8th day and they had us siting there for 5 hours with out telling us what was going on.If you ask question when he reading the book so you can understand they tell you read it at home and use google.There credits not many school accept them. They only give you a diploma, I want to get associate degree.
So I try to drop out, but they where giving me a hard time, by sending me to difrent people, and my reason where not good enough. I still haven't been able to drop out.
I went to another college and they started the transfer of my finicial aid, and help me cancel my stanford loan.The first college is telling me i have to pay them for the whole term and the new college I want to go to is saying that's not how it works.I have no idea how this works.
I get the sense that English isn't your first language. If I am wrong, I promise I am not trying to be ugly. If I am right, you might want to think about contacting an embassy or student organization from your home country to get them to help you. Your current school may be taking advantage of your lack of knowledge.
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I ask around 20 people that where in terms 2 to 4, how it was, and was told the same thing by everyone. They wish they could leave to another school, That they don't teach you enough.Everything I notice wrong with the place
they told me was true.
When I signed up, I was told that the credits can be transfer anywhere.
IT Network Aministrator.
I ask around 20 people that where in terms 2 to 4, how it was, and was told the same thing by everyone. They wish they could leave to another school, That they don't teach you enough.Everything I notice wrong with the place
they told me was true.
When I signed up, I was told that the credits can be transfer anywhere.
I get the sense that English isn't your first language.
It appears that way. The original poster needs some intense English classes to learn the basic mechanics of English first. Then, perhaps, he can move on to the education field that interests him.
I get the sense that English isn't your first language.
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I had wondered about this too. Perhaps there is a problem with reading too. That could be a big hurdle if textbooks and manuals can't be easily read.
At any rate, if you are disatisfied with the school, you probably won't get your money back. Tuitions and fees are seldom refunded, especially when it's just a case of someone not liking the school. Just don't pay anymore. Start over again somewhere else.
......At any rate, if you are disatisfied with the school, you probably won't get your money back. Tuitions and fees are seldom refunded, especially when it's just a case of someone not liking the school. Just don't pay anymore. Start over again somewhere else.
How much, if any, depends on the contract that was signed. If all fees are non-refundable then he's out of luck. Some facilities offer a percentage if the student withdraws, but only within a specific time frame. This school advertises extensively on the television and to my knowledge, it is not cheap. If one has invested $$ or signed for loans, s/he is still responsible for payment.
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