Stratford Career Institute ripoff make you think your getting some thing when you not degrees are fony Champlin New York

I was seriously looking into enrolling at Stratford Institute and I went looking online for customer reviews to make sure it wasn't a "sham" of an operation. I really need to get a boost in my career, and college just isn't an option for me at this time. However, I'm now more concerned about the validity of the complaints than I am about the school itself after reading a few.

I've noticed on every site that has registered complaints about Stratford that the writing abilities of those angry customers (errr, students) is notably BAD! There are terrible punctuation, grammar, and spelling errors. If you're so uneducated that you can't even bother to proof-read your own postings, or use something as simple as spell check before pressing ENTER, then I can't believe that somehow in every bad circumstance it was the school's fault, and not your own!

I've read many wonderful reviews from graduates who have received their DIPLOMAS (not degrees...BIG and OBVIOUS difference, and one I've noticed the angry mob didn't notice before signing up), and all of their postings are understandable, professional, and give positive accounts of how their diploma has affected their current career positions. The complaints are just a bunch of mumbled, jumbled, rantings of people who probably didn't bother to read or investigate ANYTHING from the school prior to enrolling.

The customer ISN'T always right. I'll probably look into other schools now to make a more informed decision about Stratford, but for anyone thinking about adding a complaint, look at yourself for a minute and try to see if maybe YOU were the problem before spewing irreversible comments here! It's not helpful to the rest of us trying to make an EDUCATED decision about any company.

I am originally from Louisiana and I know how backwards that state can be. I think if you prepared for the state certification test, it should not matter a hill of beans where you went to school to learn the required material.