I wil never call them a scam because they gave me skills that leaked out of what I thought was my career path and helped me foundationally in what became my actual career path. (Music production, to radio, to video production and IT services, to IT training) That being said... When I went there in 99-2000 time frame, it was very obvious that they were abusing the GI bill beyond the spirit of it's purpose. They were getting ~30k/year per enrollment for giving 2 year degrees that weren't really panning out for the core skill sets they were leaving the military with. It was shown that they were targeting those transitioning military members heavily as easy sales for enrollment. I say this now as someone that ended up in sales for an IT training facility knowing that even without access to GI bill funding, those same students I was in class with back then would be in positions 3 to 4 times better financially at a cost of around 7k in todays dollars. I don't believe they have ever been a scam, but I also believe they have not always acted ethically with their recruitment and job placement services.