tebop opened this issue on Jul 06, 2011 · 32 posts
mrsparky posted Fri, 08 July 2011 at 7:09 PM
Of course, the problem is when those classes don't turn into decent jobs, but the "tuition assistance" still turns into wage garnishment and permanent harassment by collection agencies.
That happens here, we don't have to repay anything until we earn over 15K. Though that assumes you can get a good job after graduation.
Very few of us actually used the qualifactions/skills we got from the courses. Indeed I consider myself really lucky the uni supportted me and helped me start up a business. Most people went back home or carried on working at the same jobs they got while studying. *