Exit Interview - Careful

[kayot]

Exit Interview - Careful,

I recently sent a letter to ITT two years after the fact. This is a heads up for every one here. That Exit Interview paper you filled out the last day of class will come to haunt you if you said anything positive AT ALL.

Just an FYI

[aka name]

I don't remember filling out an exit interview form, but they did send me something similar - a how-did-we-prepare-you-for-your-awesome-new-life questionnaire - after I got a job and moved out of town. I never sent it back.

[kayot]

I didn't remember filling it out either. But I have a copy of it here on my desk. Seeing it triggers the memory.

[pwondras]

I never got a questionaire on rating the company when I graduated. I guess that they were afraid of the truth especially Career Services.

[mejustme]

I am out. Or so I think. It was almost to easy. I went in told my rep. finical aid, and my "chair". They all signed a paper told me I owed $600.00 and that was that. Should I be concerned that it was so easy?

[aka name]

Should I be concerned that it was so easy?

Yes. Procure a stack of official paperwork (signed) that states you are out.

[mejustme]

They just sent me a bill. When I left they told me I owed 616.00 now they are claiming that I owe 2,845.00 and they have the amount they received from my fed loans wrong also. And it's due in 5 days. How did I ever get sucked into this scam.

[ITMonkey]

I'm just glad that I didn't give high grades on the exit sheet. I think the best I gave to anyone was "average" to the Financial Aid department, and the rest were ones or twos. I even made zeros for some of them, such as "lab environment".