ITT tech ban from enrolling students with federal funds.

scottalanmiller

@prcssupport said in ITT tech ban from enrolling students with federal funds.:

Thank you @scottalanmiller for that AMA session in Auburn.

Good timing. Glad that at least someone managed to be saved

JaredBusch

@scottalanmiller said in ITT tech ban from enrolling students with federal funds.:

@prcssupport said in ITT tech ban from enrolling students with federal funds.:

Thank you @scottalanmiller for that AMA session in Auburn.

Good timing. Glad that at least someone managed to be saved

Decades late for me. I did my time there from 1991 - 1993.

scottalanmiller

@JaredBusch said in ITT tech ban from enrolling students with federal funds.:

@scottalanmiller said in ITT tech ban from enrolling students with federal funds.:

@prcssupport said in ITT tech ban from enrolling students with federal funds.:

Thank you @scottalanmiller for that AMA session in Auburn.

Good timing. Glad that at least someone managed to be saved

Decades late for me. I did my time there from 1991 - 1993.

Sorry

This will suck, I'm assuming, because people equate the value of a college to its current status. Just like UCLA used to be garbage but people who graduated from there decades ago are now riding the wave of popularity as they are recently considered to be a good school. THe opposite, I assume, happens too.

coliver

They had someone come and do a presentation at a career fair at the local college when I was in highschool. The guy was a "CIO for a large company in the midwest." I can't remember the company he was working for but when you searched his name nothing really came up. His speech was about how great ITT Tech was and how it introduced him to so many opportunities.

A few of the technically inclined students talked to him after the presentation turns out he was a CIO for a manufacturer in the midwest that had 2 servers and ~50 desktops... I had been managing more at my internship. He was so proud of his SBS 2000 infrastructure, it was 2008, that was "highly available". That conversation clued me in to what ITT Tech really was.