My daughter is looking into enrolling at Penn Foster.  I had avery bad experience wwith Kenedy Western and I don't want her to get ripped off.
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I just enrolled in the print version of the Business course there, and so far things seem to be going well. I was VERY cautious before enrolling because I didn't want to end up with a degree that wasn't worth anything. I'm still researching how respected their degrees are, but on a positive note, they are accepted by VA (Veteran's Administration) for educational benefits under the Montgomery G.I. Bill so they can't be too bad or else they wouldn't approve them.
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It's terrible... I am a single parent and I pay well over that much in daycare.  I am finding that a lot of programs have scholarships that help pay for the fees... it is just a matter of applying before the scholarship money is used up.\nGood luck.
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While I do not have experience with the masters programs, I have spent a significant amount of time as a student at the Devry in Fremont, CA.  I would have to say that as a school, they are sub-par at best.  It is absolutely NOT worth the money.  Most of my teachers barely spoke English, they let in just about anybody who has the money (or meets meager finance requirements) which creates an extremely undesirable environment in terms of fellow students.  The enrollment officers fed me a pack of lies about every aspect of the school, in particular the transfer of my credits.  If you are expecting any kind of respectable, scholarly institution, you are barking up the wrong tree, believe me.
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try a store like Target or Mervyn's but don't apply for too many cuz that'll reflect on your record. these stores usually have lower standards and limits because they are internally financed as far as I understand.
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try going to collegeboard.com or other college sites. there is a whole thing you can fill out, like what applies to you and what doesnt, you get to check off if you are a foster child, etc. \ni put two links for you.
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look up www.penn foster.com
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The main branch is just a hop, skip, and jump from Knoxville in a place called Dandridge.  They have schools set up all over the country so anyone wanting to can get an education there and the cost is directly relative to the course you take.  Literally.....Best part is you don't even have to fill out an application to enter...They have a representative at just about any corner you turn and it is totally up to you whether to accept their offer or walk away.  Also don't let yourself get confused between hard knocks and Fort knox which is a state away from knoxville in Ky.  I have an AS, a BS, Master's, and a Doctorate from the School of Hard Knocks and I'm proud of it.  It actually has helped me in my career also and keeps me on my toes as I have to go for refresher courses just as people with a lot of different types of degrees do to keep up on what's happening in their field.  Being an alumni and on the Board of Directors of the school I will be glad to accept any donations you would like to give so others might be able to learn from the school as well.  I do accept, cash, cashier's check, and money orders and will be glad to write you a receipt for your generous donation.  If you donate within the next 2 weeks you will also be eligible for our Hard Knocks-Dumb as Rocks package which means not only will you get the receipt, but will as well get a certificate stating you are an honorary member of the School of Hard Knocks, Ky branch, and you will have a rock in my yard officially named in honor of anyone you choose.  But hurry.....while supplies last....And remember, only one rock per donation....Thanks and good luck.......
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I've researched these types of schools in the past and got a horrible cross-representation of "quality" and angry students. ITT is expensive, and is a franchise, so you can find every type of response you want, and usually in every school.\n\nThe type of people who enroll in these schools are on tight budgets, and the school doesn't necessarily descriminate on brain power. You sign the papers, and it's UP TO YOU to follow through and pass. Buyer beware.\n\nIf you don't have the brains, or the time, or the fortitude, don't spend the money.\n\nOtherwise, it's a good education and you will be considerably employable years down the line.
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Yeah, I would go. You don't know what could be going on in there. Ask them if they have a payment plan available. Good luck!
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If you live midwest, Kansas has a great charter program. $35.00 a year per kid. We have been using it for three years and I am very happy.
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Definitely do tell people about it! My daughter was bullied at school, and hated life until she was moved. Talk to the school, BUT if they do nothing, then go right to the state teaching board (not 100% sure how things work in the US) but if the school does nothing, go right over their heads. My daughter had proof that this other student had stolen her wallet, yet the school didn't want to know about it, or the many other ocassions.
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You better believe you can!!!!\nI hate rumors, as I'd rather have the known facts.  However, a rumor such as this can indeed be found out whether to be true or false.  If you truly believe this teacher that "Your Precious Child" attends the school she teaches in has this sort of background and present dealings, then demand that they do a background check.....  If they won't, then you can, at your own expense of course, and if it comes back as true, then I would hire an atty to be re-reimbursed for your expenses and their negligence....  Please don't hesitate, as more and more "true stories" are being told on the news where no one reported anything, they just got caught, etc...\nGood Luck and I Care!!!
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if your situation is identical to when you first applied, you should get similar aid.  It's federal and state aid, the school you go to is irrelivant to them as long as everything else is the same.
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Go to website:\nhttp://www.dpw.state.pa.us/child/childabuseneglect/003671038.htm\nEnclose a $10.00 money order for each application. No cash or personal checks accepted.\n\nGo to website:\nhttps://epatch.state.pa.us/RecordCheckEntry.jsp?action=new\n\nThere is a $10.00 non-refundable fee for each request, regardless of outcome. Payment is accepted by credit card or by billing a pre-established account.\n\nHope this helps!!!
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you may get better support through this medium if you can be clear with your doubts..\n\nhttp://www.schoolingkids.com/\n\nhttp://www.futureaccountant.com/
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go to the asd website to assess the schools in the valley. i would also contact the pta for the school to find out the good and the "what needs changing" for the school. \n\nyou know your child and what they are capable of dealing with but...\n\ni have heard concerning things about raub and trexler and know people that are putting their homes on the market to move their children out of the district in time for them to avoid these schools.\n\nmy children are too young yet..but it is a concern.\n\neither get involved or get out i guess.
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Congratulations! Well you can contact any major local company and ask them if they will be willing to sponsor you. We wrote a letter to Georgia paper and they sent us a check for $2500. I know that it only puts a small dent in the large expense. The other thing you can do is contact your state officers they might be able to work some thing out. Georgia FBLA pays for every thing maybe your state will do the same. I know that your advisers had to go to some meetings in order to get some of the help for nationals. I wish that I could have the opportunity to see you compete but I moved to California so I could not go with our school. If you meet the girl from South Effingham high school from Georgia tell her good luck, it is her first year and first national competition.  Good Luck!!