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Complaint Review: Raleigh School of Communication Arts
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| Raleigh School of Communication Arts 3000 Wakefield Crossing Dr
Raleigh, North Carolina United States of America |
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Raleigh School of Communication Arts Living Arts College Money Hungry, Will Take out a Judgement against you if you don't repay student loans immediately Raleigh, North Carolina
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I went to this school because I became disabled and could not work anymore. I wanted to learn a creative trade that would provide work and a hobby. I never learned a great deal about Digital Film Making. The equipment was outdated and their was not a lot of hands on training like they claim. Six months after finishing school I started getting collection notices, then they took me to court. They did not show up for court the first time so the Judge reschuled. I missed the second court date the Judge granted a judgement against me (very fishy) eventhough I am on Disability. Today the sherriff came to my house to execute a collection of 7,000 with $1.43 interest that I don't pay in full, I have to sell any real property I own to pay the debt. I wish I would have never ever ever heard of this school. don't let your children attend this school. The Director takes a lot of the school money to go on fancy trips and wine and dine paid speaker who are flown in. You dont get much of a good education in the Arts.
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Did you borrow the money to attend this school?
AUTHOR: MovingForward - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
As I understand your post, you decided to attend this school for additional education. You chose the school and you decided to borrow the money to pay for your education rather than pay cash for your additional education.
As it happens, I don't like many of these type of schools because the cost is high and in many instances, the education is inferior. HOWEVER, having said that, you made an agreement to repay the funds you borrowed. The school is not responsible for repayment. You are responsible per the contract you signed.
You were given 6 months to obtain a job to begin your repayment plan. Instead, you chose to default on the loan. All of these events were initiated by you and you alone.
You use as an excuse the fact that you are disabled. Except in rare instances, just because you have a disability, it does not prevent you from obtaining some type of work to make a living. Unless you don't work because it would impact your disability check, then that is a different matter altogether. In that event, you shouldn't have borrowed the money since you had no intentions to repay the loan. *rant off*
Based on the paperwork you posted here, you need to get in contact with the judgement holder and make your payment arrangements now. Student loans are non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. You don't want to lose your house over this either, (possible in some states). Make arrangements or fight the judgement, those are your choices now.
As it happens, I don't like many of these type of schools because the cost is high and in many instances, the education is inferior. HOWEVER, having said that, you made an agreement to repay the funds you borrowed. The school is not responsible for repayment. You are responsible per the contract you signed.
You were given 6 months to obtain a job to begin your repayment plan. Instead, you chose to default on the loan. All of these events were initiated by you and you alone.
You use as an excuse the fact that you are disabled. Except in rare instances, just because you have a disability, it does not prevent you from obtaining some type of work to make a living. Unless you don't work because it would impact your disability check, then that is a different matter altogether. In that event, you shouldn't have borrowed the money since you had no intentions to repay the loan. *rant off*
Based on the paperwork you posted here, you need to get in contact with the judgement holder and make your payment arrangements now. Student loans are non-dischargeable in bankruptcy. You don't want to lose your house over this either, (possible in some states). Make arrangements or fight the judgement, those are your choices now.
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