فضائح التعليم الأهلي(كمبيوترمان مثالا) بالوثائق

Quote: "Dear Participants and Readers, I would like to thank you all for raising this important issue, specially Nasir for opening this post. As Computer Man alumni, the last thing I want to read is what is written here in this post, but it's the truth and an unfortunate truth. First I want to extend my great sympathy to my friend and colleague Amro Kambal, I am sure he will be the strong person I know and he will get over it and move on towards greater successes. Second, Computer Man was one of the most academically distinguished schools in country regardless to the fact that it's a private school. It has a complete curriculum with detailed courses and labs descriptions (I have a copy of it). On top of that, there was academic policy with no forgiveness, overseen by Dr. Sami Shareef. There was qualified faculty teaching at the college, not bad amount of lab equipments and computers. All those great Programmers, Engineers, and Managers some people talk about here were result of what I just stated. The problem started when qualified professors started to leave to college and their replacements were the college graduate with bachelor's degrees. The problem even gotten worst when those well qualified student started to leave and their replacement this time were less qualified college graduates. Here we had the first strike which resulted in some improvements and more importantly stronger student association with more authorities to look after student rights. One year later we graduated with great hope things will get better and better, unfortunately the opposite seems to be what happened. Finally, my advice to CMC students is to put their future and the future of student to come on top of everything else. Focus on the problem, try to solve it but never give up your rights. Be wise in taking trade offs. And finally always remember to be committed to your college and its reputation and don't be destructive. I will be back with more soon… Yousef Hassan Computer Man College graduate Florida, USA "