- Thats what ever PR or someone supporting ITT Tech says. Honors? There isn't any honor's classes at ITT. I have looked at what "Honors" means to them, basically if you have a C or better your Honors.I graduated with honors
- What? I can already tell you have a big ego, but in reality you aren't shit.I had to hire another student to take my smaller projects from me so I could pursue the bigger stuff. All with an Associates.
You obviously have no idea what education is. You also seem to have an affection for a teacher, a weird and probably inappropriate one.ITT didn't screw you, YOU screwed you. If you show up ready to learn, they put the material in front of you. I had books, I had computers. The instructors were so-so, some were terrible, some were outstanding (Mr. Michalski <3), who cares? I wasn't there for the instructors, I was there for me.
I agree, ITT does work. They target minorities, low income, and students who got c's, d's and f's in school. For those students, ITT may seem like a dream, and they might not care if they are getting scammed. As far as i can tell, the users on here expected ITT to be a real school, a school with academic standards who focused on today's technology and orientated their degrees to them. But we were lied to and scammed for 40/80 grand, as someone put it "I got a 40 thousand dollar book collection" - That is exactly right.ITT Tech works (they DO have their problems), in spite of it all. Surprise! Other schools have their good and bad points, too.
It is true we signed the papers w/o reading them thoroughly, we were young and naive. We are not at fault for the lies they sold us. Now recently i read the paperwork again and i am amazed i didn't get the fuck out of their then and there, i guess i didn't read it really or didn't pay attention, or didn't understand.I'm sure plenty of you are nice enough people, but I HATE the new American culture of blame. Nothing is my fault, it's all someone else. Bullshit.
Before I went to ITT, I did have a lot of generalized computer knowledge, but you know what I did for a living? I built houses. I had to carry fucking plywood and do all that sawing and hammering... it was bullshit. I'm writing this from my own office at a client site. Ahh, air conditioning.
You make good money building houses (if you did the framework, and your not a journeyman). So your on the job on someone else's place on this site telling us ITT is great? Now that sentence doesn't even make sense. How can you have an office at a client site?
We are not spreading lies, what we say is the truth. We are discussing our experiences and stories about ITT. That is the truth, we post FACTS and OPINIONS. Most of our opinions are pretty much fact too. We also have professional articles on the site to backup what we are saying.
Your right, your going to be labeled a PR person, because your not being rational and most of your argument doesn't make sense. Am i going to ban you, well we will see. I would like to get the member's to take a stab at ya.
I would agree 50% of the "students" who go to ITT tech, don't give a shit and they want a job handed to them or they think ITT is the greatest thing. However the other 50% actually did well in School, thought ITT was actually a good school (talk to employers and other people and ask them what they think of ITT, They will likely tell ya its a SCAM or something along those lines), we believed the teachers had real degree's and experience, we believed grades mean't something, we believed we would learn something we didn't already know.
I didn't learn anything i didn't already know, since i was in programming and have been programming for 4 years, maybe that's a bit different for me. I am sure someone who didn't know anything could have learned a few things, but most of the people in my classes didn't understand C++ or Java and were doubting if they want to be a programmer. I believe if you wanna be a programmer than you already know how to program, it requires active thinking and being logical, to self learn and solve problems. In fact most programmers out in the field today learned on their own, like me (everything i know i learned on my own and with the help of the internet).
So don't make assumptions about us. It's funny, anyone who sticks up for ITT makes the same argument (your lazy, didn't attend), you know the classic PR Bullshit. You say your a current ITT student, but then you seem to give off that you aren't. Around the first year at ITT, most of the 50% pop. figures out what ITT really is, and stops being blind about their experience. They soon realize what a corporate snake ITT Tech is capable of. That's when they take back everything they said defending ITT (like the guy i contacted).
