This question has evolved from recent political statements that I recently viewed. The politics of the matter are of no concern of mine but the subject matter is. Does ITT deserve the recent bad-mouthing it has received on national news? The only contact I had with ITT was a job interview regarding a teaching position. The interview was rather abruptly brought to conclusion when I addressed the director as Thomas instead of the preferred Mr. Yadayada. We were alone in his office. Just because I was reprimanded for ego bruising really doesn't list a school "bad" in my book. I am curious about the quality of their courses and if they should be lumped into the group of schools with accreditation fraud. I attended what was then National Institute of Technology. I seem to remember that 2 years tuition was around 15,000 dollars. I was satisfied with 2 years of strictly electronics study and found it to be a good foundation for a career in electronics manufacturing and field work. I think NIT was eventually acquired by NEC, National Education Center, not Nippon Electronics Corporation.
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