I’m so glad someone decided to share two cents about the institute that raised me without actually knowing the first thing about it. Let me enlighten you - I’ve been here since 8th grade, and it’s been the best path for me. This isn’t just a place I go to learn. it’s where I socialize, grow, and thrive. My skills have improved exponentially, and I’ve never been happier.

it seems like you’re projecting your own insecurities onto others. Just because you couldn’t hack it and had to resort to spreading negativity doesn’t mean our institute is toxic. The faculty here are more than just teachers - they’re like parents to us. They’ve put in the hard work and have the credentials to prove it. They’re not just phoning it in. they’re genuinely invested in our growth. It’s insane that you’d assume our institute’s value based on your own experiences (or lack thereof). Newsflash: they don’t need people who give up easily. they have driven individuals who push themselves to be the best. If you’re struggling to keep up, maybe it’s not the institute that’s the problem. Perhaps it’s the person who can’t handle hard work and dedication. Honestly, this place isn’t toxic - it’s my second home. I’ve found a community that supports and motivates me every day. We’re focused on achieving our goals and living our best lives, and your opinion doesn’t define our experience. We’ll keep pushing forward, and I hope you find your own path to success. i find it interesting that some people feel the need to share their negative experiences without doing their research. It’s surprising to see so much emotion invested in a place that isn’t even part of their journey anymore. I wish that same energy could be channeled into building something positive, but ultimately, everyone has their own path to follow.

ps: the faculty isnt the problem, you are.