Question

Posted By: Debra on 2006-07-13
In Reply to: Think again! - Nee

I appreciate your stance on determining qualified candidates on their testing and not so much where they graduated from. I have an Associate's Degree in Allied Health and worked for seven years as a transcriptionist. However, I have not done it in the past five years. It has been seven. I contacted two companies who would not even look at my resume because I have not had recent experience. I do not want to fork out a lot of money for training that I already had. Does anyone have any suggestios or know of "refresher" courses that would help me get my foot back in the door? The cost of these schools seems a little high.

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Andrews or Career Step? - Kimberly
- Why not use the time and money on something that's going to have more potential than this? - Seriously, recommend that she go to an accredited
  - Got cut off, but recommend that she go to COLLEGE, a real one! - anything less isn't worth squat
    - advantage of real college is once MT collapses, you can - sm
- Andews is definitely better (see inside) - Dee
  - Oh please... - Nee
- Andrews. Never seen anyone not get a job - after grad'ing from there...sm
- Career Step - joan
- Thanks for all the input! sm - Kimberly
- I'm sure they all are great schools, but I chose CS. - OP gal
- By reputation, in order: 1. Andrews 2. M-TEC - 3. Career Step (sm)
- Can't answer about Andrews but.. - me
  - Think again! - Nee
    - Question - Debra
    - and.........sm - me

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