- Report: #806262
Complaint Review: University of Phoenix
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University of Phoenix Promised the world and gave me the parking lot... Ripped off my education Internet
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Sorry Thousands of jobs are not available
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Sorry Thousands of jobs are not available
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Sorry Thousands of jobs are not available
*General Comment: Thousands of jobs available
*Consumer Comment: You are worth as much as your degree - NOTHING
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I went to a job fair in my community a few weeks ago and started asking direct questions of recruiters with hospitals and long term care facilities .... " By looking at my resume and my educational background what would be the reason I would have trouble being hired?" I was shocked at what I learned. I was told by all of them that I needed a license and or a certification and should have been in an internship with someone for six months or more before testing for the license or cert. Well color me surprised
Not one time ever in the two and a half years before I graduated from the University of Phoenix was I informed of this fact. It was not even in the course requirements. Without this training or internship my degree is worthless... Yet I owe for my loans.
How am I to get this license when I am no longer associated with a college or university? How can an institution of higher learning do this to its students. I believe they owe me and others like me a helping hand to fix this kind of situation. I believe they should stand by what they teach as ethics and make this right.
If not I dont know how I can pay for something I truly didnt recieve.... My education!!!!!
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Search Tips#1 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sorry Thousands of jobs are not available
AUTHOR: hoapres - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 08, 2012
Most job ads on bulletin boards such as Dice, Indeed, Careerbuilder are fake due to companies "broadcast"
A broadcast is when a company uses mulitple agencies for a single job. If a company uses 10 agencies for a single job and each agency advertises on the same bulletin board then said bulletin board counts that as 10 jobs.
#2 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sorry Thousands of jobs are not available
AUTHOR: hoapres - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 08, 2012
Most job ads on bulletin boards such as Dice, Indeed, Careerbuilder are fake due to companies "broadcast"
A broadcast is when a company uses mulitple agencies for a single job. If a company uses 10 agencies for a single job and each agency advertises on the same bulletin board then said bulletin board counts that as 10 jobs.
#3 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sorry Thousands of jobs are not available
AUTHOR: hoapres - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, January 08, 2012
Most job ads on bulletin boards such as Dice, Indeed, Careerbuilder are fake due to companies "broadcast"
A broadcast is when a company uses mulitple agencies for a single job. If a company uses 10 agencies for a single job and each agency advertises on the same bulletin board then said bulletin board counts that as 10 jobs.
#4 General Comment
Thousands of jobs available
AUTHOR: Man from Modesto - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, January 07, 2012
I clicked on the first two. Both mentioned that an LNHA is "preferred". So, keep your courage up, keep looking. When I moved to Georgia several years ago, I made job searching my "job". I arrived at the unemployment center each day by 8 am and searched for jobs in their database, and applied for them. It took a month before my first interviews. But, I began working after just two months.
I said a prayer for you. Peace.
Requirements
An Assisted Living Executive Director for our organization must exhibit the ability to interact in a professional, caring and positive manner. You must also have a strong commitment and ability to adhere to company values and policies.
Additional requirements include:
4 year college degree or related healthcare administration degree
OR a minimum of 3 years executive administrative management experience in a senior living or assisted care facility
LNHA (licensed nursing home administrator) preferred
Ability to be flexible with scheduling
Strong organizational skills
#5 Consumer Comment
You are worth as much as your degree - NOTHING
AUTHOR: Rabbi Pedro Goldstein - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, December 07, 2011

