Ai still preying on vets

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With painfully low graduation rates for ALL your crappy expensive schools I pity you and your batches.

Well not actually you but the batches yes.

Our vets are some of the best students, wish we had more. Gen Z vets are going to be an amazing graduates overall if this first batch is any indication.

EDMC is the apex of predatory crooks.

"...this is potentially a predatory practice..."

HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

The US Department of Justice, Department of Veterans Affairs and the Department of Defense need to do a serious study of schools targeting veterans, military and military families, especially not for profit schools. This is potentially a predatory practice targeting the student who has already sacrificed to serve the US and potentially a fraudulent spending of tax dollars. Veterans and their families deserve better.

So I take it that MAE&T is just another Judas Goat organization willing to accept the thirty pieces of silver from a small group of prayer warriors at the Dream Center for a faux good housekeeping seal of approval. Sound familiar?

Again, just another creepy, amoral, pathetic mess.

I think that duece bag works as on of LJ smackers at AUO.

Is MMartin still at AI?

https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/search/?name=The%20Art%20Institute%20of%20Pittsburgh&sort=advantage:desc

"The Art Institute of Pittsburgh-Online Division is a non-profit institution wth a focus on education, student outcomes and community involvement."

So with a highway robbery graduation rate of 9% their motto should be: "thank you for your service and go F**K yourselves after we do."

More proof positive that the Dream Snatcher take-over is a sham, a shell game. The same-old, same olds are still in charge and with the current schools staffed by mostly under paid, over worked adjuncts, it's worse now than ever before.

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