My comment is in reference to Brian D. I have to agree with him. It sounds like Chubb really did dramatically change. I went to the Springfield campus in [protected] in the Computer Programming track. Heavy focus on COBOL (since the Y2K scare and all). The only negative I can think of is the admissions rep tried to steer me to another program saying I'd not be good for programming (My math skills suck)... I said no I want Programming. Class started at something like 24-25 people. One guy dropped out and went to Help Desk. By the end my class was down to half. Quite pleased that I did well (tests not so much but that's true in any setting for me). We had a total of 3 teachers during the entire 7 month program. I got a job (through Chubb!) 2 months after I graduated- would have been 1 but I needed a vacation lol). The cost back then was actually reasonable- same amount today would only go for something like a 5 day boot camp. It was worth every penny and my time to do. I never did get into programming but my career was as a QA Tester in mainframe. (I'm back to looking for work again).
Sad to see Chubb disappear- have heard that Anthem, who took over Chubb, has closed all their campuses now.
