| colorado technical university |
| Colorado Technical University They require you to continue taking classes each time you think you are done. The teachers are not so qualified. Denve |
| 18th of May, 2011 by User128104 |
The Colorado Technical University is a scam to make profit and not to educate students. Their teachers are not very qualified and teach carelessly. I have heard from almost all the students who attended this school.
I first registered with this school in 2007. They took some of my credits from previous school then I was told I have to take certain core classes in order to graduate besides the classes for art. When I was almost done then their counselor told me that I need to take more classes thus I was required to get a private loan. This happened each time I would finish a class. Soon, I realized it was happening with many others I talked to.
If CTU feels it needs to make profits then it requires students to take unnecessary classes. They keep lying to students about classes required for graduation. Their teachers do not take pride in teaching. Most students and myself have learned on our own without the teacher's instructions. Most teachers or instructors are there to do their own work and to take a break from their real jobs. |
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The above complaint is from a very, very lazy human being who needs to learn how to put together his/her thoughts. Read the first prattle about "...to take certain core classes in order to graduate besides the classes for art." This is rabble... It tells everyone - nothing! (By the way, I am not an employee, instructor, lawyer, shareholder or alumni member of CTU; I am a Masters Program student earning a degree in Homeland Security.)
By to the above complaint, I am going to expose this person; this person named "fairuz" on "ripoff.com" - simply used a LAZY "cut-and-paste" method - to splash on any consumer complaint forum available - the exact same post he/she/it placed on ripoff.com. So I'm smiling while writing this because what I told this lazy person was this: 1. - to learn how to properly use grammar, 2. - develop skills in sentence structure and punctuation, 3. - because any profitable company will not accept lazy students who expect an automatic position by waving a certificate or diploma or attaching it to a resume.
For those of you who are hard-working and wish to obtain a steller education, consider CTU; one of my instructors is a Counterterrorism Unit member with the FBI - he would have tossed the above "Complainer" out of class. So would another professor who operates a sophisitcated technology consulting company - on contract with the Department of Homeland Security - YOUR Department of Homeland Security - and gives his cell phone number to every student in his class so if at any time of day or night, he is there to help in any way he can!
Now I wish to thank scaminformer.com for allowing me to respond to the above complaint, and providing a forum for those who have REAL ISSUES for which meaningful redress can be resolved; this was and will remain one of those cases where the only "issue" is someone trying to get a free ride which ultimately costs us time, money and resources. |
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