Thomas Edison Sucks

[TeeitupTom]

I couldn't agree more with this thread. I have tried several times to ask this school general tuition questions, as well as questions regaridng their certificate in accounting as well as how some other courses may transfer, and they either do not respond to my emails, take weeks to respond, or respond with comments staating they "cannot help me as I a, not an enrolled student".

I find it unacceptable practice to force me to enroll just to ask a question especially when considering, as I am an international student, If I was transfering in 100 % of my courses for a bachelor's degree, they would still feel the need to charge me approxixmately $3,740.00 to graduate.
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This is exactly what happened to me. Nobody in any department would answer any simple questions. I couldn't even get an answer as to tuition costs. I'm being 100% honest and not trying to say anything inflammatory. The big joke was after paying enrollment the service in my case was not any better. They have this system where you send a message with your question through their support desk. My problem has been that they mark your support desk question as 'complete' and 'solved' even when they haven't bothered to answer it. I think they do this to make it appear as if all questions are being answered promptly.

In my case they have given out wrong information via the support desk system and were quick to mark my question "solved". 3 of my support desk questions were answered by advisement personnel who did not even bother to look up my records. I know this because in the answer would have been completely different if they had not been so lazy as to answer my question without looking at my evaluation and the OL classes I was in at the time. Twice when they did this it cost me time and money. How can they give correct answers specific to a student if they answer the support tickets without bothering to look up the students information? Don't trust the information the support desk tickets contain. Look things up for yourself and you won't be mislead by advisers.