The Associated Press should swing by the Daytona campus and talk to the students of us that are enrolled. Some of the best instructors have walked from this school, the rest have been laid off and maybe there are 2 good ones left. 4400.00 a class seems more of a money grab than an education. 8800.00 for a specialty class and your treated like a prisoner at war. We learn half of what we need to know. The equipment is destroyed and they make it look great till you get here and then see the truth. Do not worry a hug is in order daily and the president will be hiding behind a closed door and run away from any confrontation you may have with her. Keep stealing the veteran money your good at the game. Ask me no questions, I shall tell you no lies.
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Associated Press doesn't need to visit Daytona WyoTech because it is closing.
Many great instructors were left go a year ago during the BIG one. Since then many more great instructors have left on their own because we could not pass up any good opportunities once seeing the direction Zenith was headed. Some of the campuses may survive in the long run, but most of the best people will be long gone. The first big RIF last April that was orchestrated by M.S. and M.L. that took nothing into consideration other than a percentage of the workforce at each campus set the precedence for how this company will treat it's employees. Also by placing some of the worst people from CCi into management positions proved that it would continue doing business as usual. So yes, most of the better instructors are gone because we were the ones that had no problems finding better and secure positions elsewhere.
Its the Everest online where the real problems are. I suspect RIF's for many adjuncts, hardly any classes now.