Rasmussen College

Rasmussen College Misguided information. Invisible Tuition, Lazy Instructors Eden Prairie, Minnesota

17th of Aug, 2011 by User922170

I went to this school right after high school. I thought this college would help me make the best decisions for my future. I moved to Minnesota alone so they had to mail everything to my mom. While I waited for my mom to get and send the information back I was not attending class, but they put in their system I was. Talking to financial aid I decided I did not want a loan and would rather pay out of pocket. Trusting this school and Financial Aid Reps was a big mistake. I ended up paying out of pocket but sure enough I blindly took a loan. I went to this school for about three weeks and now owe a lot. I did not know I had a loan until I checked my credit report. I contacted the school and was told I did not take a loan. Requesting all documentation, I reviewed everything and did not see a loan for Sallie Mae. The work sheets I have are estimated and not legit worksheets. The section for loan list Wells Fargo, but Sallie Mae is saying I have a loan. They don't give you the tuition prices until your enrolled and don't give you the option to get the rates.Since I waited on my mom to send paperwork back I never got tuition rates. I did not pay much attention because I had already started paying out of pocket. Long story short I recently went back to school and graduated. I compare how things were handled in the past with Rasmusen and feel I got ripped off and now I am stuck. Since the campus I attended have closed down but I am still stuck with a loan I never received. I never got notification of the loan from Sallie Mae or Rasmussen. I thought paying out of pocket was going well. Employees do not last long at this college so new employees are going off old incorrect records, that were never updated. Its a nightmare!! Please do not attend!!!

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4841 days ago by Tanya223

Agreed! This school is horrible and will only get you into more debt...I'm learning that the hard way unfortunately.