pinknblu
detroit,#2General Comment
Mon, November 26, 2012
Thank you..for your report. Iam truly sorry for your experince and I am truly sorry for the rude remarks of the first response you've had. I understood your post completely. I've known of other students who have graduated and feel cheated by this school. By the way, your English means nothing in the relying of your message it is of truth. It is so easy for the hippocrates to sit at their computer and spew out hateful mindless jesters by way of words to a keyboard.
I wish you well mam and i hope you are feeling better. This school hopefully will face a class action lawsuit one day...only time will tell. Folks, I'VE SPOKE TO have had issues with not being able to drop classes, have had issues of financial aide mismanaging their funds and a whole slue of other crazy complaints I've heard about this college. Anyway, thank-you for taking your time out to warn others about this school. If others can't see that well then thats their sad issue. God bless you.
Jeanski
Buffalo,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, January 08, 2011
To the OP: I am not a guy, I do not work for Strayer, and I am not a moron. I'm actually a well-educated middle-aged woman who has worked in college administration for the better part of 20 years. I read your complaint carefully before responding. You had two issues that I could tell. First they "forced" you to take two classes. No one can force you to do anything. If the courses aren't part of your degree plan, you don't take them. Second, you obviously don't understand the financial aid process. As Flyrider suggested, you should do your homework first.
If you read through ROR you'll notice that virtually ALL of the complaints about schools have to do with the financial aid process. In almost all the cases I've read and responded to, the OP has failed to maintain an accurate accounting of what they are being billed, what their loans and grants are paying, and what they may or may not owe. The schools exacerbate the problem by changing advisors and F/A personnel, not communicating with the student, and delays in processing paperwork. But it is STILL the student's responsibility to stay on top of things.
One statement you made that I failed to respond to the first time was:
"Me trying to drop a class, but the refused to let me..."
If you tried to drop after the official drop/add date, then they were right. But if you have an email requesting the drop BEFORE the drop/add date, then you're right and have a valid case. Which was it? A "drop" after the official date is usually called a "withdrawal" and may be reflected as an "F" on your transcript.
Flynrider
Phoenix,#4Consumer Comment
Fri, January 07, 2011
"You should do your homework before you enroll."
All one needs to do is type "John Adams" into the search box on this site and that should tell them everything they need to know.
gingerjenn
eastpointe,#5Author of original report
Fri, January 07, 2011
Why are you reposting this post, I saw this last night, you posting this same very thing about grammer---Who cares!!! For one, I am disabled it took allot out of me to write the post and I was very tired and in pain. Two the main objective was to get my point across, which you sadly missed, through your ignorance. I guess you work for Strayer? Or just their guy to promote your lies as to how great they are!!I don't really care, what you think or how you think of me your a moron and a waste of my energy. Find someone else to play with.
Jeanski
Buffalo,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, January 07, 2011
"The root of there cause is the dollar..."
"Also, there online school..."
Your lack of writing skills is reason enough for potential students to bypass this school.A college graduate who doesn't know the difference between "there" and "their" (as just one example) hasn't learned enough.
"if you have a loan from before continuing from elsewhere, you won't have enough to finish. They don't care, either. Because I was never told from the beginning. "
It is the STUDENT"S responsibility to understand the loan process and how much they are entitled to. This information is freely available on the federal student loan page.
"where is the other half of my loan grant??"
There is no such thing as a "loan grant". You receive one or the other or both. This is another example of your lack of knowledge of how the financial aid (not "aide") process works.
You were ripped off, for sure. They apparently allowed you to pass classes (such as English) that you shouldn't have.