4 ms·
Of course it is. But you go for the checkbox item for interviews. That's why you save as much and penny pinch. Also don't fall into the trap that schools have y
by LeoTinnitus 7y ago
Of course it is. But you go for the checkbox item for interviews. That's why you save as much and penny pinch. Also don't fall into the trap that schools have your best individual interests in mind. They just want your money and nickle and dime you at EVERY corner.
- folkhack 7y ago> Also don't fall into the trap that schools have your best individual interests in mind. But can ya blame 18yr old kids/their families who are idealist believing that they do? I mean I say this having FELL for the trap! I mean - I worked with the school I dropped out of doing their .edu as a web developer. When I went from being a "student" at the school to being part of the marketing effort it was a night-and-day difference on what the narrative was. All I'm saying is that the marketing, the admissions counselors, the academic advisers, etc. all are devoid from telling you "HEY! We're a business FIRST and an educational institution SECOND." Perhaps projection, but I feel like lots of people learn this the hard way just like I did.
- LeoTinnitus 7y agoI sort of learned it after running the gauntlet the first time, however I went to a technical college and my family was low enough income that grants basically paid for it all through financial aid. Going back, I had a plan in place, prepped for over a year, asked like ten million questions to them making sure I knew exactly how everything was gonna play out. The saddest part wasn't even coming back to college, but that I realized my college is so lacking it sort of makes me wish I could've somehow knew that for this program beforehand.