Zeitgeist anyone?

[Doodsrsly]

I dont know if anyone else has thought about this but here we go.
iTT Tech is considered "nationally accredited" yes? does this mean that the government is funding some part of this corporation? If so I think I know why.
Zeitgeist brings up many points about how the National federal reserve only generates debt.
you see where i'm rolling with this? ITT Tech is here to not only generate more debt but also to help create an unthinking majority of citizens. You ask me where am I getting these thoughts from? Watch Zeitgeist. watch it right now and tell me you see no correlation. I wish I could construct a better statement, but here you go.
if someone wants to refine what I'm saying please feel free

[Doodsrsly]

Here is part 1 of the federal reserve- the part you should all see.
all of the movie is on youtube for free enjoy and listen

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_dmPchuXIXQ

[SheepToTheFleecing]

Okay. I only watched/skimmed one fifth of the film. It is always nice to learn a new German word. Thanks for that. Please share your experiences as a student at ITT Tech.

[Doodsrsly]

it would make seance if you actually watched and listened and not just skim through it >.>

[SheepToTheFleecing]

It made sense. I can't say for sure that it is historically accurate. Regardless, it does not affect my day to day life. I do know this. --> I sat in chairs for hours at a time and listened to "instructors" talk about every little thing and never mention anything having anything to do with the title of the course. Once, when I complained, the teacher read from the assigned text book in a monotone voice, pausing only to turn the pages. It was obvious that he didn't want to be there. The only reason I sat through this is that I was told that if I got good grades that I would be placed into a good job.

[desaad37]

The reality of it is, in my situation at least, I went into ITT already knowing how to program, graphic design, web design, and edit video. I was having a really hard time getting jobs in this field since I didn't really have proof that I knew how to do these things. Once I went to ITT I got my first video editing job and once I graduated I was able to freelance for 4 years after companies saw my resume as well as getting hired full time afterwords.

My situation is a little bit different though in the fact that I went in already knowing the stuff, and I already had a great portfolio of work to show for it.

Smarter companies will look at your degree and not immediately believe you know everything about the subject, but it shows them that you can be committed to a certain project until it's completion. Same thing goes for having a high school degree. It's not always about what you learned there, but more the fact that you have the determination to learn new things and complete something you've began.

First thing I get asked about ITT is if I liked it there and if I learned anything while attending. Every company owner I've been honest with about the school already know the situation but like that I stuck with it and that I took the time to learn the subjects I wanted to know about on my own by doing the research I needed to get the job done.

With all of that said, there are a lot of people out there who don't learn the way I do and if you're paying that much money to have someone teach it to you, you better damn well get taught. Unfortunately, that's not what's happening here and a lot of people are getting screwed over. Zeitgeist or not, there's gotta be something that can be done about all of this. Most people just don't want to spend their whole life chasing down justice and end up biting the bullet and dealing with it by not doing anything at all.