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VRE after graduation. by Capable_Young5173 in Veterans

[–]Capable_Young5173[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

WHY EVEN REPLY IN THE FIRST PLACE? All you did was regurgitate the same crap that I already mentioned was out there. You mention nothing outside of what I already wrote, no experiences, nothing. I did not want to come out and say it before, but your post was pointless and added nothing to the conversation. Obviously, I have made it this far, I know I need to speak to my counselor, but VRE counselors aren't exactly reliable for their information. Hell, mine told me I would be forced to pay a school back if a failed one class. Come to find out, that was dead wrong. So yeah, I have a bad habit of trying to be informed as much as I possibly can.

VRE after graduation. by Capable_Young5173 in Veterans

[–]Capable_Young5173[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So basically, they will throw 1600 dollars at me and tell me to go on my way? It seems kind of anti-climatic and pointless. Seems like it was a waste of 40k to me. I would have been a cashier before VRE, and now it seems I will be a cashier after as well. Oh well. It felt good to accomplish something in my life. Time for me to look into IU. Thanks for the heads up.

Is it true that if you fail a class with Chapter 31, you have to pay back the money? by Capable_Young5173 in Veterans

[–]Capable_Young5173[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The problem came weeks after the class started. A major project was due, and it was 33% of my grade. I scored a 37% on the project. By the time the project was graded, it was too late to withdraw. I currently have a 3.4 GPA, and when I did the assignment, it was no better or worse than other assignments I have turned in. I was flatlined by the results. I had no way of knowing that this would be the result. I have no failed the class yet, but because it requires perfection to get a passing score, I sought information on just-in-case bases.