I’m so sad Maestro college is losing it’s accreditation and choosing to remain open.. if it remains open unaccredited there’s a much harder chance at getting the loans discharged… I just don’t think that’s fair of them they should close down after losing accreditation. Because for me I am not in a position to transfer to another college that has tuition costs and I don’t think it’s fair I have to pay back student loans for a college I attended that lost accreditation but remains open. Maybe I am wrong but from what I have researched but that’s what it states and what my understanding is.

This is the first course I fell behind in and the first review I ever failed. But tonight I sat down and retook it and passed.Now I gotta start week 2 and finish by Sunday night. Not sure if I will have enough time or patience to do it on time but I’m gonna try! Focus less on what’s going on with the school and focus more on my lessons 🤞🤞

BYU pathway accepting people at their school it’s a faction of the cost. 6 months pathway to certificate with credits 6 months to AAs 1 year to another year for BA

Did anyone else get a pop up student survey on Maestro? It seemed to ask questions that would help Maestro stay accredited. Hopefully it helps!

has anyone else seen the syllabus? also i had been behind and they graded my class without me taking my final review has im pretty sure everyone is ahead or caught up but ive been so discouraged with all this non sense going on im like idk what to do. imma keep moving forward intel this ship sinks.