Complaint Review: Sanford Brown College - dearborn Michigan
- Sanford Brown College 5900 Mercury Drive dearborn, Michigan United States of America
- Phone: 313-203-3541
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- Category: Colleges and Universities
Sanford Brown College false advertisement, financial aid scam, improper class structure and instructors with with improper credentials to teach. dearborn, Michigan
*Consumer Comment: FASFA
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I . My complaint consist of false advertisement, false information, lack of required education for course and misuse of financial aid for my course. I am very dissatisfied with this college. I came to register for a medical assistant program but after talking to Dan and Jasmine from financial aid, I was persuaded to go for medical billing and coding program, because they said it had more to offer.
Once I started my class there was only for of us in this class and the medical assistant program classes were full. I realized that Sanford Brown needed to fill the MBC classes. From my experience in this college it has been a terrible experience for me. I had a instructor walk out in the middle of a MOD and left no grades, completed work or grades for the next instructor.
We got Ms. Cooley for the remainder of the MOD and she jammed 5 weeks of classwork and assignments and exams in a 7 day period. I didn't learn anything about modifiers and this is greatly need in the medical field. When asked questions about certain things about this course we were told to read our books for any information needed. From this experience I didn't receive any knowledge or understanding from this class. I have little knowledge of modifiers. I did not receive the education on this at all. I feel cheated and they got free money from me.
Also, we have a practice exam that we can work with through our course to help us past the state exam, but this was not introduced to us until our last MOD. I started school in January and the exam was introduced until October. All those months went by and no one said anything to us about this practice exam. Then they wouldn't let us use this key element while in class.
Now no FASFA was used for my account at all and I'm stuck with loans I cant pay back. I am so upset that I was treated this way, and I was only trying to make a different career choice, so I can care for my children better. This school has turned my life upside down. I went to class at night worked what jobs I could so I can finish school and get a better paying job and now I at square one again, owing something I cant pay back.
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#1 Consumer Comment
FASFA
AUTHOR: pwicca - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 08, 2015
I just thought you might like to know that there is no actual grant or scholarship called FASFA. That stands for Free Application for Federal Student Aid. You fill it out and submit it to the government and they determine how much money you are eligible for. One had to have been sent by the school because you can't receive a student loan unless the government has received it. Any funds you are eligible in the form of grants are paid to the school and your tuition is deducted from them. If the amount of grants isn't enough to cover all the tuition and fees then you need a loan or some other form of payment for the difference. That is paid to the school directly as well, and if there is any left over then the student gets the difference.


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