Sanford Brown Institute Bad reputation hurted my Medical Future with no JOB!!! White Plains New York

 I registerd for classes back in 2008, and found out later that most teachers there were not licensed professional in the fields, however only to find out that most were students that graduated or had some kind of work related experience in the field. I had to take a five month leave starting in April of 2009 because I gave birth to my daughter, and returned back to Sanford Brown in September 2009 to finish my last semester, so I could graduate in June 2010 in which I did. Sandord Brown counsel placed me into a local interm program which they said was required in order to graduate, at a Family Practice. When I returned back to Sanford Brown after completing my intense 900 hours interm, I was not placed in a job setting. I searched for weeks which spreaded into months and gradually into four years of trying to get a job in my Medical field, and was never sucessfull. My student loaners are still harassing me for their money lent for my education, which was through Sanford Brown. The Administraion Office told me, I would not have to pay for my education because it was going through Finicial Aid. They lied to me on that count.  They told me at the orientation, there would be immediate job placement after intermship was completed, Second lie count. Having put Sandford Brown on my resume really hurts me for having to chase my dream in the Medical field and, Iv'e been told from other Medical Facilities that Sanford Brown's reputation is so bad that once Medcial offices or Hospitals see this information on your resume that you are disqualified from even being considered for employment. I am very upset about this matter and, really need to take a stand now that I have received a letter from the Better Business Bureal of Westchester, that Sanford Brown Institute in White Plains, New York has lost their suite and are now closing their doors as of May 2015. Please can anyone help me with a good attorney in my matter? I want to be apart of my voice being heard, for a Student that lost her dream.