What do you think about Stratford Career Institute?
913881
Yes if they are accredited by th estate where yuo live or if  they have the same qualificatisn as say home schooling or yu can pas the same test as any other "ged" or school system is required.
619153
They are well worth it,  I my self am part of nouveau riche.  there education beats all others out there.  You get support and help from everybody that you need help from.  not only that there educators teach you what they do on a daily bases.  This company is not like the others where they fly in take your 5 thousand.  They expect you to fail so they can hit you up for more money later on.  To answer your question they are well it.
1135354
Personally the Landmark Forum has given me the life i love.. . . I did courses for six years, and loved every moment of it . . . yes, you come in contact with yourself the likes of which you won't see in the outside world .. .\nask yourself what you want out of YOUR life. then talk with someone from head office. tell them what you want out of your life, and what they see for you...\nblessings.
622550
It is an excellent idea. I am from Ireland and living in Dublin I have alot of non national friends, who have studied or who are studying english in Dublin.\nThey are all getting on really well. If you have any questions on accomadation or part time work etc. ( if you do decide Dublin is for you) save my name and get in contact. Dublin is a great place, the people are lovely, but it can be very expensive . Good Luck
857212
I feel qualified to answer that,,,,,,,,,,,\nWhen I graduated from High school and only with what could be considered average grades (no scholarship to Yale in the mail), when my dad made it quite clear that I had until the end of summer to find a place of my own ("I've raised you, now do something with your life") looking around our small town in western Oregon the opportunity's seemed to be restricted to pumping gas or pulling on a green chain. Nether of which really excited me. Checking with the Air Force recruiter on a fine summer morning much to my surprise I score quite well on their little test (guess it helped knowing the difference between a screwdriver and a crescent wrench) So off I went to a one full year long tech school where I received an education that has served me well all through my adult life. Would I suggest the same to others???? ABSOLUTELY
624282
It has a good reputation, especially if you are a devout Catholic.  It's not much of a party school, and the Portuguese-language community in New York is not enormous.  But New York is very expensive.  You might also look into the similar Marquette University, in Milwaukee; similar climate, but much less expensive (in a smaller city, but close to Chicago).
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563312
I have heard of it, but since I'm not in the sports field, I can't say for sure how well respected it is in the industry.  However, if you're looking for a career outside of that industry, or might venture out in the future, I think a narrowly focused school like that might hinder you.  I'm not sure how seriously a degree from a place like that would be taken at General Motors, or your neighborhood bank, for example. Regardless of how good or bad it is as a school, people outside the industry will imagine it to be "just a sports school", and not take it very seriously.  It really depends on what kind of employer you're asking about.
497855
I graduated from there. It is a BIG school with an amazing selection of excellent degree programs. I suggest you live in the dorms to start off -- you have to find a community there or you'll go a little nuts.
447669
They are a proprietary school, which means they are for profit.  They don't have a very good reputation with employers to be honest, so please investigate thoroughly before enrolling and getting a degree that will be worthless to you in the work world.
254045
Great school!  I think one of the best things about Reed is the attitude of the students and professors towards education.  We're not here for the diploma, but rather the education that goes with it.  From what I saw visting schools last year, that's fairly unusual.  We don't see our grades unless we ask (we still get plenty of feedback, though), so there's no competition around grades.  Also, since there's no graduate school, we're not completing with grad students for the attention of our professors.  After every paper we turn in for hum 110 (the required freshmen class - see the Reed website for details), we have a 1-on-1 meeting with our prof to discuss the paper (I know this sounds intimidating, but it's not).  Overall, we take our academics quite seriously, but we still find time to have fun.  For example, we're planning to make liquid nitrogen ice cream on Thursday.\n\nI few weeks ago I attended a workshop on underwater basket weaving.  If you look up underwater basket weaving on Wikipedia, you'll see that it is done by submerging the basket materials in a bucket of water.  At Reed, we jump in the swiming pool.\n\nSorry if that wasn't very coherent or comprehensive, but you should definelty keep Reed on your list.
240717
Personally, no.  But I've had quite a few friends who have gone.  I'd recommend it. I wish I had gone, but was into travelling.\nAnyway, they offer some good courses, you can learn a trade you can get into when you leave, you earn money while you're there. After you "graduate", the money you've earned is given to you in a lump-sum check to get you started, like renting an apartment, etc.
1176168
It's outstanding.  As prestigious as DeVry, University of Phoenix, and Hamburger U.\n\nIt's not even listed on collegeboard.com.  That's not a good sign.
890125
There are excellent engineering programs at Carnegie Mellon, Boston University, Rensellaer Polytechnic Institute, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Olin College of Engineering, Tufts, the Cooper Union, Rose Hulman Institute of Technology, Colorado School of Mines, the University of Massachusetts at Amherst (especially in polymers), Cornell. U Illinois. U Michigan. Purdue. Dartmouth. Rice. Harvey Mudd College. The service academies, of course, most specifically the Air Force Academy. \n\nBTW: Olin and Cooper Union are both free - IF you can get in. Note the capital "IF". \n\nI used to hire out of these programs. In fact, I preferred their graduates to those of MIT, Stanford and a few others because they seemed to have got a more practical education, they'd done co ops in the real world, and they were down-to-earth. They weren't theorists - they could actually do the work, interact with their coworkers, etc. \n\nRPI was actually my #1 favourite to hire out of. The students not only were strong technically, but they knew how to work - they showed up on time, could deal with coworkers, etc. They could write. And they could interact with human beings. They were well rounded people who were also very strong engineers. I love RPI.
1057640
I am an instructor for the JATC in my local union and that sounds like a good score to me. It all depends on how many people applied and how many apprentices they will take this year ( at least that is the situation here ). But even if you don't make it, keep trying. It took me three tries to get in. Good luck!
575989
Basically it is a former polytechnic. I was there for a short diploma course a few years ago. I enjoyed it. The beer is cheap, the women are four or five out of ten (usually 32b to 36d), the food is awful and served in a grubby, crowded canteen, everyone has really horrible, grating accents. The lecturers are nice people and the ones I met varied from competent to actually interesting. Nobody cares whether you get what you thought you would get out of your course so be prepared to insist. Pick a course where the trainer has real world experience of what he is teaching.
832307
It is a fantastic school. There med. school is very highly rated as are all depts. It is located right in the heart of the cultural center of Pittsburgh so there is plenty for the student to do. I highly recommend it.