ITT is no longer allowed to enroll students who rely on federal loans and grants
I&#x27;m torn on this. Understand, I have little love for ITT, and I got my 4 year degree from there. In hindsight, I wish I&#x27;d done community college and the local university instead. I honestly believe I&#x27;d have had a better curriculum, better books and a better ratio of instructors who cared to ones who didn&#x27;t. I believe I&#x27;d have had to take on less student loan debt, as well.<p>That said, suppose ITT Tech does lose its accreditation, closes, etc. Where does that leave me and the other graduates who actually <i>do</i> have a modicum of knowledge and competence? Are our degrees automatically scrubbed from history, having never been -- leaving us unqualified to hold our current jobs or any future ones that require a college degree? Do our degrees become a black mark against us, nullifying any experience displayed on the same resume? Or will it just be a non-event that nobody notices or cares about?