The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Unprofessional, thieves, fraudulent, liars, falisfies grading system, ruthless tactics of dismissals, harrassment, unethical Chicago, Illinois

     I recently graduated from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology with a 4.0 GPA.  It was not an easy academic journey and I had to consistently work hard.  Not only was I challenged by my class assignments, but the professors, who were all PhD levels, led me to challenge myself.

     If you do not work hard and learn to write and spell on a collegiate level (APA), it will be difficult to pass their classes due to the extensive amount of APA research papers and discussions.  Those students who have difficulty in this area must pass a prerequisite writing class in order to begin.  I can see by the initial complainer's writing and spelling, that they need help in this area.

     Some students expect to pass with minimal effort, but I am adament about this school as a wonderful academic institute.  I learned much more than I had ever expected and I will never regret my decision to enroll.

I was reading your comment and I almost put credence into it until I saw the part about attaining a bachelor's or master's degree - then I knew something's not right. The school doesn't even confer bachelors degrees =P

As for the whole thing about being liars, thieves, or whatever - can you be a bit more specific? What campus was it? What program was it? How do you know that ALL of them are liars? You strike me as someone who is just very disgruntled rather than someone who can show us facts.

I will say that the school has had problems - especially the Los Angeles campus, and that professional schools are not well honored in research universities or institutions. But is it equivalent to the Russian mafia? C'mon.