I ""graduated"" - if that's what you can call it from MCC in 2004.\r
1. The teachers were either never in class & we did bookwork or had no idea what was going on.\r
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2. I was told they would help me find a position when done, they never did. When I found my own position they called & asked where I was working so they could take credit for finding me work.\r
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3. When I got hired I felt like an idiot, I had no idea what was going on. \r
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4. After I had finished they contacted me & said I actually didn't graduate & therefore had to PROVE (thank God I kept ALL my paperwork) that I finished. \r
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5. A year after I had paid off my loan I got a letter from collections saying I had to pay $6,000 in 30 days- I called upset & they said I need to figure it out. I, again, proved I paid my loans & the loan company contacted me saying they did not submit this to collections MCC did- turns out they never ""updated their records"". \r
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6. Called for transcripts to be sent, walked in to talk with registrar- Daphne- it took me 7 days of calling & getting upset to speak with someone on the phone & still hadn'y been done. \r
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Please, please, please, please, please search your options. As a graduate, I feel like I went to some kind of backyard bootleg school. Considering I was one of the first ""graduating"" classes no one could warn me, sadly. Also, you could do something better at a Tech college for half the cost! Good luck!\r
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