..well unless someone can add something new that's probably for the better, too (ie closing the discussion).
The way it looks from the outside a few students had their expectations severely adjusted (I wonder had they finished all of their theory or just thought whining was a better use of their time?
) , and once they figured out what the game was, they got p!ssed that they paid upfront and had nowhere to go, or didn't know how to fight for their contractual right other than going to the media
Ah well, another reminder never to pay up front and to vote with your feet if you don't get the service that you think you deserve for shelling out your hard earned (or daddy's, for that matter)..
Guys, if you're reading this, get a lawyer and sue the school if your lawyer thinks you have a case, otherwise go back and finish your training with the money already paid, and once the account is empty go to another school and finish it there. And just accept as a lesson learned that paying upfront is really never ever okay in whatever business or deal or any other circumstance unless you get a very very tangible (e.g. monetary like a big discount) incentive for the risk you're taking by paying upfront.