Thread regarding Dream Center Education Holdings, LLC (DCEH) layoffs

Middle States may pull AiO accreditation November 15, even so, AiO will stay open, many “Christian” colleges operate with in-house or independent accreditation.

The degrees will be useless for anything other than self enrichment, church service or missions.

Since dceh/aip is supposedly non-profit -- that makes it a public institution - therefore all records are for public viewing - shouldn't also the FULL report be made public?

When asked during a meeting by an instructor if they could read what was going in the report to Middle States dean jc said publicly we may let you read some of it.

We’ll find out what she thinks faculty need to know Wednesday September 5th.

Mushrooms, faculty at AiP and AiO are nothing but mushrooms to the administrators.

Agreed, “it's a documented fact admin manipulates outcome” and hopefully, even at the cost of my own job, Middle States sees through the scam report AiP president and AiO dean will be submitting this week.

Faculty in an advisory role, laughable, unless “advisory” is defined as complete manipulation by AiO administrators to say what they want to hear you say - Brainwashing 101.

Lead Faculty and fulltime, staff, are too afraid to speak out publicly about how bad they are treated by JC and her goon squad of lackeys.

Students will all be SOL very soon unless they transfer to an accredited college ASAP - before Middle State pulls the accreditation.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix-education/2018/07/02/art-institute-phoenix-halts-new-enrollment-reviews-its-viability/752297002/

bvix I'm absolutely certain current students online have no idea about the warning -- it's a documented fact admin manipulates outcome -- yah they emailed students - ones with fake or dead emails or to the closing schools. If students who really need to know were informed -- faculty would hear about it from their students - absolute silence.

8ovp Those emails must have only gone to students on closing campuses, we have not heard from any students enrolled at AiP or AiO and we were told by the dean and president they would inform the students.

There were a few handpicked AiP students who met with a Middlestates team, no others seem to know about the warning or just cause.

8xbi - Yes, apparently AIO emailed students (yesterday) that they could not transfer to AiO full time because of the Middle States accreditation warning <- that option is now officially off the table.

As usual, faculty have not been informed of this (formally or informally), including those currently teaching online. I do not know how anyone working for the company could know of this information besides: (1) checking this website or (2) getting questions from students (who read their email & ask) ...or perhaps (3) being in upper management hiding in the shadows...

Has anyone heard of any student taking classes at AiO receiving notification of AiP/AiO Middle States accreditation warning and show cause?

lwq -- not to get rid of OD but to get rid of OD admin -- it will certainly help

Here we go again:

Art Instititute Online--grad rate=9%, retention rate=31% (after a 6 year tabulation period)

*collegescorecard.ed.gov

Retention rates are a joke. 70% of online AiP-OD students aren't even capable of doing the work in their degree program and if the faculty do not give them a passing grade we are at threat of losing our jobs. High retention rate is only an indicator of being an easy grader and not enforcing any standards or having any academic integrity.

She makes my skin crawl every time I see her slither down the hall.

Attention Middle States accreditation

Complete overhaul of admins -- new leadership is a must -- leaders not associated with edmc

I don’t believe getting rid of AiP-OD will solve the accreditation issue...