Robert,
I'd like to put a little perspective into this conversation. First, I don't own, nor ever have owned, stock in this company. I seriously considered buying when they first went public, but was already fully invested, and didn't want to sell what I had.
I attended CLC 13 years ago. Within the first 2 weeks of classes I was having problems with the quality of education I would receive. However, having already started, I decided I would work hard and learn as much as I could. I got a job in the field immediately upon graduation at a very modest salary (compared to the salaries I had heard were being paid). However, there were at least 10 CLC graduates working for my company, some already in management after only a couple years there.
Point is, some of these complaints are valid. However, if a person really wants to get an education at CLC, and subsequently to get a job in the field, he can do it. I know lots of CLC graduates who are doing VERY well. One finds CLC graduates wherever one goes to work in this business. As with any endeavor, much depends upon how much effort the individual is willing to make.
As for the current fiasco, I also expect the stock to continue a downward spiral. Too many lawsuits in the works.
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