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Mert Çiçek
1 reviews on 1 places
As a student who left this school, please take this comment into consideration if you are considering coming to this school. First of all, the reason why I left this school is the lack of seriousness of the school staff in their work. Secondly, the curriculum is seriously sloppy. cornerstone is a place that only focuses on taking students' money. Let's assume you come to school and you have a problem (related to school) you will not find anyone to help you. Let me tell you my own experience (the simplest one)
They charged me 10 dollars for my school student ID card, then when I asked for my card they asked me if I had paid for it. When I said I paid, they said they didn't know where my card was. It's interesting and disrespectful for them to act like I'm demanding something I haven't paid for. What's worse is that after I left school, the program director (Arthur) asked me if everything was okay, considering my absences, and when I told him I was leaving school, he didn't even reply instead of asking why. Imagine, you leave your country and come to another country to get education and you leave school because of poor quality education. Your school doesn't even ask you if you're having any problems. Another issue is that when I asked for my money back, they said they would keep 30 percent of my money and send the remaining amount. In the e-mail I received for the refund, they said that the amount to be paid to me was 4600 dollars, but later it was calculated incorrectly and a refund of 2500 dollars would be made. The interesting and ridiculous thing is that the student number in the e-mail in which they said they would send 2500 dollars did not belong to me. Even though I said this, they said that the student number was wrong and the second calculation was correct.
Long story short, if you are planning to study at this school, I recommend you to seriously evaluate and research other schools and also contact someone who has studied at that school before.
They charged me 10 dollars for my school student ID card, then when I asked for my card they asked me if I had paid for it. When I said I paid, they said they didn't know where my card was. It's interesting and disrespectful for them to act like I'm demanding something I haven't paid for. What's worse is that after I left school, the program director (Arthur) asked me if everything was okay, considering my absences, and when I told him I was leaving school, he didn't even reply instead of asking why. Imagine, you leave your country and come to another country to get education and you leave school because of poor quality education. Your school doesn't even ask you if you're having any problems. Another issue is that when I asked for my money back, they said they would keep 30 percent of my money and send the remaining amount. In the e-mail I received for the refund, they said that the amount to be paid to me was 4600 dollars, but later it was calculated incorrectly and a refund of 2500 dollars would be made. The interesting and ridiculous thing is that the student number in the e-mail in which they said they would send 2500 dollars did not belong to me. Even though I said this, they said that the student number was wrong and the second calculation was correct.
Long story short, if you are planning to study at this school, I recommend you to seriously evaluate and research other schools and also contact someone who has studied at that school before.