Assistance about ITT Tech

blazinkaos

Hi guys im new at this forum and what brought me into it was i saw a thread on ITT tech and i was searching around because i heard something not good about and i felt something not good about after i entered into it. But i hear credits are not transferable from everything i read but it depends on the school and what others accept. But im in my 2nd quarter of my first year and i mean im learning things but i feel like its not challenging me enough. Im into electronics and i want a degree into it and itt put me into the CEET. I want advise what i should do in the smartest way that wont screw my life up if anyone can give me advise what i should do on how to get out and not have a all this money that im paying for nothing. Thanks.

neil221211

As far as the credits transferring. They are in the process of getting the same accreditation as the larger universities. I don"t know when this will be complete but as far as i have been told it will be retro active for all previous grads of ITT. I'll keep you posted as i find out more

Riskbling

You have just started, get out why you still can.

Find a community college and transfer to a public university to save yourself some money, or just go straight to a university.

ITT TECH steals your money.

tpatt100

I thought I read a while back that ITT was investigated by the FBI for fraud. I know I have heard nothing but bad about them though.

ElvisG

When I was living in Virginia Beach, VA the local ITT school got raided. I think that school and their main corporate office in Texas somewhere got raided. From what I remember from seeing on the news, the issue was about lying about student status to receive more money from the state.

veritas_libertas

tpatt100 wrote: »

I thought I read a while back that ITT was investigated by the FBI for fraud. I know I have heard nothing but bad about them though.

Yup, in Indiana actually.

blazinkaos

Thanks for replying everyone i appreciate it. Well Im going to school tomorrow so after class Im going to talk to my counselor about my credits and how much I would i need to pay if I left now. Then my financial aid so forth.