PIMA Medical Institute

I Am disputing my student loan. I was not provided the services that i was promised back in 2003 with completion and placement or with the extern site to complete my training to get my degree. So i do not believe i owe the amounts that have accumulated in thw years i have been struggling to repay these debts

I decided to check out PIMA's nursing program since I was placed on a waiting list at my local college. I actually never got past the admissions "advisor" because he couldn't seem to formulate a complete thought, much less write a coherent sentence in his emails. Trying to get another "advisor" was impossible.

I tried to be as direct in my questions as possible, but seriously, the guy kept on asking me, "are there any other programs you are interested in?" and "do you know about financial aid?" Everything he said that made sense were obviously talking points he had been told to read, but he repeatedly said them even when they didn't pertain to the question. It was ridiculous. I think they just wanted to make sure I could pay for the program.

Luckily I waited one semester and got into the other program. Thanks, PIMA, for hiring such "helpful" and "coherent" staff so I didn't make a huge mistake by actually attending your school.

I attended PIMA Medical Institute in Seattle for the Veterinary Assistant Program. I was charged about $5,000.00 to attend.

I could have attended a community college for half that price and been state certified and made real money. I came out making minimum wage only to find out that you can walk in off the street and get the same position. It took a long time for me to pay off the debt and I even had wages garnished because of it, making me poorer. Whatever happened to integrity?

A real education, a chance for a better life, and a chance to help people and animals was all I wanted. These people are unconscionable.zrvw