Tennessee College of Applied Technology Morristown — Local services in Morristown

Worst school to go to. My teacher was always late, only handed out work packets with a test the next day with no instruction on how to do each step, told countless stories, told the class that his magic number is 8 students not 26 and wanted to class to be 8 students, students would fail questions on a test and they would be marked off correct even though it was the wrong answer, they don’t care if you have a learning disability they just laugh and said that it’s a poor me excuses, went to the president of the school and got laughed at and said everything I told him was shop talk and what I’ve told them, I was given a 10k$ tool list that I asked many times before “does my fasfa cover everything and was told yes” so I had to come up with money to pay for tools, teacher told students do not come to school if you don’t not have this half of the tool list by this date then don’t not come to class till you have them. We’re only allowed to miss 3 days so if you didn’t have your tools by the date and missed days you were dropped from the class because you missed more than 3 days, had the teacher given us threats about having FAA come in to class to observer him and dismiss the whole class of people who “aren’t getting it” because he felt like he’s been doing his job but more than half the class is failing due to lack of the teacher not actually teaching, not being in the classroom, running late, or just not there in general but we as a student got in trouble for being a minute late and one minute late = thirty minutes late which you had to make up at the end of the day IF the teacher wanted to stay which was never and the same would happen for make up test but was told that would happen at the end of the semester which he drug students along which bought tools and quite there job and was told there wasn’t enough time to make up those test or being late because it was too late in the semester/ the teacher didn’t wanna stay after to rewrite the test. There is countless things that happen and they school doesn’t do anything about it and try to avoid all the problems. I’m not the first or the last it’s been happening for years. The teacher also likes to share any bit of information about you personal or not to other people which was also told that was “shop talk” as the president of the school would say. There’s a lot of things wrong with this school and the system with in it. Would not recommend going to anyone if I could I’d give the school a give fat ZERO as a rating if I could. Teacher always picked favorites students. Also they lie about zero student debt cause I went 4,000$ plus in debt...

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I don't know about any of the other classes but the Multimedia Design Technology is a JOKE! the teacher pick favorites and if you're not one them, you will be a nobody. The Teacher's give almost everyone a A+ in every work he gives out. doesn't really tell you what a problem is. Then when he had to take time off. He had one of his ''Favorites'' students become the teacher until he got back and the This school let him. That person made me miss a really good job because that person did not do their job right! I did a portfolio and asked the ''Teacher'' to look over it. She gave it back and told me it was really good! Well I went to the job interview with it and I had a lot of mistakes on it! I went to the person that was over the school, that's was on site few weeks after that cause there was a lot of problems and they didn't do anything about it. Just said they will look into it, they never did! next day I graduated EARLY and you could tell I was not ready! I did not learn anything! even when I first started the real teacher just sat on his butt and no talk to anyone but his favorites students! That class was a joke and this college is a bigger Joke. they only care...