I believe I do understand it is a business, however, apparently without morals. I understand that you need a job, but admitting someone who you know in your heart should not be admitted is wrong on so many levels. It is setting them up for certain failure. It is like selling drugs, hey it’s a business, so big deal it hurts someone, hey they know what they are getting, they know the price.
I have seen this time and time again, and this type of student generally exits with broken promises, and dreams of success that were over inflated by CCI admissions topped with a world of debt.
I believe all who go to CCI, on line or campus, want that quick, and easy diploma or degree. I have found this out first hand from students. There is no quick and easy when it comes to actual learning. That is why to be admitted to an actual university or college you need more than a pulse, and financial aid.
Here the remaining instructors read the tests to the students, don’t monitor lab skills, and vitals. This is not learning, and they are doomed to fail in the real world. Those that actually teach are driven out because we will not compromise our beliefs and morals.
I disagree with your comments, “Students know what they are getting”, and “They know the price”. No they do not actually know all of the specifics (at least here). CCI preys upon the lower socioeconomic class. That being said, not all will be unsuccessful in their endeavors, but a majority who listen to the hype and inflated statistics, and are led to believe they can be superman, fall quickly.
Just ask yourself, would I want this person assisting my dentist while working on me, or giving my child an injection knowing they really did not experience actual learning, or is it I just don't care.