<prompt> Human: Corinthian College was first, is ITT next? Wanted to share this on the Personal Finance subreddit because I know a lot of posts discuss student loan debt and how to handle it. There may be some debt relief in the near future for those that attended this chain of for profit schools.  <response>: I was a service member in the Army. Upon my release from active duty, I was courted by a counselor for ITT Tech, and soon attended. The base price of a 2 year degree with a 10 military discount was 44k. They handled all financial aspects, filed the fafsa, etc. And all the money went directly to them. I was uneducated and unaware. About a year into my degree, I determined the coursework was designed for an easy A, and approached the dean about transferring. Much to my chagrin, I was informed the credits were non-transferable. Ive successfully paid down to 9k after 7 years. Awful, awful place to attend. Additionally, I had to remove the education from my resume as savvy employers saw it as a red flag, so had to rely on experience. I hope some relief comes to the many vets who have been swindled by this scam of an institution. Im glad theyre no longer able to accept federal aid. 