I graduated with a BS in computer science from one of the for-profit colleges. I went there because they promised a BS in a shorter time frame and more specialized classes, meaning I wouldn't have to take classes that don't relate to my major.
It was one of the worst decisions I have made. Upon graduation, I knew very little programming and in many cases students were also the teachers and the classes were a joke. I am still surprised that school hasn't lost its accreditation.
And as for student loan debt, oh yes I have plenty of that. I have often wondered if getting one of those degrees over the Internet for a small fee would have been a better choice.
If it's gonna take money out of your pockets then no. I think it's hard to be biased being on anyone's payroll, I think that's kind of like biting the hand that feeds you...like home is that how she really felt, I bet those pigs didn't feel that way, she' s just saying what she's supposed to say so she doesn't screw up her checks!
Tony hayward is really starting to urk my bones. He just keeps making stupid comments with his mouth and then follows that by throwing money at whatever problems he creates. He needs to keep quite, only answer when asked questions, and most of all keep appologizing becuase "a good mea culpa" goes a long way ( http://wellonscommunications.com/pr-blog/2010/06/08/the-power-of-a-good-mea-culpa/ )
This is another fine example of the phenomenon of greed and lack of responsibility produced by large organisations.
Environmental impact assessment is required by law and as a large organisation who have been much revived in recent times should have taken care with what they are responsible for.
This is another fine example of the phenomenon of greed and lack of responsibility produced by large organisations.
Environmental impact assessment is required by law and as a large organisation who have been much revived in recent times should have taken care with what they are responsible for.
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