For-Profit College Loans Ruined My American Dreams
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About the Book
This book will be talking about for-profit college admissions and their professors’ revolutions in the future. I would like to stop discrimination from for-profit colleges. And what is happening to innocent students like me? They have ruined the American Dreams of young people such as new immigrants from African Union, African American minorities, and students who have studied at for-profit colleges. In this book, I am going to discuss the main problems of for-profit colleges. Why were they harmed by these for-profit colleges’ own student money or other problems? However, I am looking for a different idea, such as exchanging our current higher education system for a for-profit college charter system. While it’s true that our current for-profit schools offer a charming variety of courses with very convenient class times, they are typically unfriendly and inexperienced. For-profit college professors are not patient with their students. It was also true that there are many services available to students if they need help.
About the Author
About the Author I am going to discuss at length my future plan to change for-profit colleges and universities. After six years of experience during that time, I was expecting to get my American Dreams, but my luck and everything else changed in the future. During my last two classes, professors started giving me failing grades even when I had done exactly what they instructed me on what I should do. In this book, I am going to tell my story about the difficulties in a for-profit college, which started with that assignment that killed my American Dreams. That professor at a for-profit college did not reply to me or grade the work yet, and for-profit colleges have never apologized to me. My professor, James Maggio, sent an e-mail, and he stated, “Your revisions were minor to that unit, but sadly, you did not pass either Question 6 and Question 7. You are only allowed to redo one question, so you failed the class” (Professor Maggio, 4/01/15).