ITT Technical Institute

This place should be branded as pay for your degree type retail educational institution because that is exactly what ITT is or has become.
To actually be considered serious, go to a four year college or to get started a community one. However, avoid ITT at all cost, so that you will save yourself.
Stay away from this money machine.

An esteemed university this is not. What it is: a good place to go and learn, get a degree, and get a job in that field of study. I studied and achieved my B.S. in information system security and it was worth every penny. I loved all my instructors also, one of which was a Rhodes Scholar.
Here is the thing, education is what YOU make out of it. Don’t expect to just go and pay and then leave and jump out with a good job and your diploma in your hand. It doesn’t work that way.
My degree has definitely helped but I am not someone who stops learning either. I’ve achieved several certs since graduating. I’ve been promoted several times at work (I’ve been working there almost five years though) and have had several raises. I’m doing quite well.
Most people are struck to learn that at ITT, to maintain the accreditation, you have to take other classes like at any other accredited college. This means you’ll take math, you’ll take composition, in any B.S. course you’ll take research methods, you’ll take statistics, etc… You do get a pretty well rounded education.
Overall I definitely recommend ITT if the program you are going for you have a genuine interest in, and are someone who will work hard to succeed. And remember, ITT is a NATIONALLY accredited school, not a regionally accredited school, there is a difference.

The single biggest waste of money in my entire life. When I was leaving I had to tell the guy that recruited me that this place was a joke. He actually APOLOGIZED for recruiting me and said he was on his way out too because he didn’t agree with their practices. Wow. Can I have my five thousand dollars a quarter back?
Bottom line.
They are a private school out to get a buck. You’re better off going to BCC or … anywhere else for job specific training.