Harrison Career Institute review:
This school is scam
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Author of the review
Briggyof US
Jan 10, 20128:18 pm EST
This school is scam. They poses themselves as a good and accredited school, but it's not a secret that some teachers just miss classes. They don't provide good education, you just pay your loan!
I attended HCI in 2003 in Clifton, NJ and I can agree that they are a scam..The teachers were not really teachers, My teacher just up and quit and I was without a teacher for almost 2 weeks and when I got a new teacher she was just about young as me. It seems as though they will hire just about anyone just to get the job done. They promised job placement after graduation..they lied. What about my certification..you need that if your graduating in Medical Office Specialist.(who will hire you) not to mention every job you try to get they ask for EXPERIENCE. Not after a week of finishing the school..they just mysteriously shut down/closed. Now having to pay money back for something I can not use, I would say is really not fair. I wonder if the Government is making up these phony institutes just so they can get paid...well it's not right.
It's like walking past a fruit market, you see all the pretty fruit nicely piled on the shelves, you can smell the ripeness and it just gives you ideas to start a business selling fruit pies, the sign on the wall reads" fit as much as you can in your bag within 10 minutes and the pie ingredients are free. The co-owner of the market ask you to come inside and take a closer look, he points out the pears, apples, grapes etc, he insist that you take as much as you need so that you could start that business you had in mind, you know, make a better life for yourself. Everything sound so good, I grab some of everything I needed to start on my pies. We shook hands and I thanked him, I asked, What's the best fruit for a pie? He said " I don't know I just sell the fruit.. just before I walk out he say 'that will be $1000.00. You ask him to bill you..you get home and began cutting up the fruit and notice that each and every single fruit is rotten on the inside..your now fed up because there is nothing you can do with these rotten fruit. You go back the next day for answers and you find a big sign on the window that reads" FOR SALE", you look through the window and there is absolutely nothing in there that can prove it use to be a fruit market except the bill you receive every month to pay off that $1000.00
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Cheryl-Fletcher
Wassamatta, US
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Cheryl-Fletcher
of Wassamatta, US
Jan 10, 20128:51 pm EST
They poses themselves as a good
remedial classes from middle school is probably where you want to start
I attended HCI in 2003 in Clifton, NJ and I can agree that they are a scam..The teachers were not really teachers, My teacher just up and quit and I was without a teacher for almost 2 weeks and when I got a new teacher she was just about young as me. It seems as though they will hire just about anyone just to get the job done. They promised job placement after graduation..they lied. What about my certification..you need that if your graduating in Medical Office Specialist.(who will hire you) not to mention every job you try to get they ask for EXPERIENCE. Not after a week of finishing the school..they just mysteriously shut down/closed. Now having to pay money back for something I can not use, I would say is really not fair. I wonder if the Government is making up these phony institutes just so they can get paid...well it's not right.
It's like walking past a fruit market, you see all the pretty fruit nicely piled on the shelves, you can smell the ripeness and it just gives you ideas to start a business selling fruit pies, the sign on the wall reads" fit as much as you can in your bag within 10 minutes and the pie ingredients are free. The co-owner of the market ask you to come inside and take a closer look, he points out the pears, apples, grapes etc, he insist that you take as much as you need so that you could start that business you had in mind, you know, make a better life for yourself. Everything sound so good, I grab some of everything I needed to start on my pies. We shook hands and I thanked him, I asked, What's the best fruit for a pie? He said " I don't know I just sell the fruit.. just before I walk out he say 'that will be $1000.00. You ask him to bill you..you get home and began cutting up the fruit and notice that each and every single fruit is rotten on the inside..your now fed up because there is nothing you can do with these rotten fruit. You go back the next day for answers and you find a big sign on the window that reads" FOR SALE", you look through the window and there is absolutely nothing in there that can prove it use to be a fruit market except the bill you receive every month to pay off that $1000.00
They poses themselves as a good
remedial classes from middle school is probably where you want to start