VeryHappyGrad

Apollo's Big Dirty Secret Exposed

I too am currently employed by UOP, and I graduated with this University in 2006. As a student, I worked long and hard, under experienced, dedicated instructors, to obtain my degree. Within six weeks of graduation with a Business Management degree I was at a new job, making $17,000 more a year than I had been six weeks before. When the opportunity came for me to work for this University, you bet I applied for that job, and I hope to work here for a very long time. This University has given me far more than I can even cover here. My degree has changed my quality of life in ways I never thought possible. I own my own home, I have a nice car, and I have a secure future. It took two years of two to three hours a night, working hard on papers and working hard with my classmates, to be a successful graduate, but I know what hard work is, and so do the other dedicated students who attend here.

So now I work here, and I try to make this difference in other student's lives, like that difference was made in mine, because my Enrollment Counselor DID call me until I was ready to commit, because they NEVER gave up on me, and they WERE always there. These 'documents' you do not represent the hundreds of caring, life-changing, people who work here and devote their time to making sure students not only start school, but stay in school through the rough times, and graduate proudly. The 650-odd students who graduated in Jacksonville alone last December make your figures seem less than plausible.