I agree with the statement about Ed Con's. I contacted two different ones, representing basically the same schools. They both had a
college degree and were licensed/certified as
educational consultants. They were very good at what they did, even in a crunch for time.
My neighbor had her son at Cross Creek a few years ago and when I asked her about it, she asked me to talk with her son. No ed con in the world could have done in an hour what this young man did. It was my gut feeling that determined what was best, even though I didn't know if it would be at the time. I still don't know, but know my kid is actually admitting to needing to be there. Time will tell.
Did my neighbor get money for this. Actually, she didn't. I ended up calling them direct because she said she didn't need the money. It was her son that convinced me, not by saying you need to do this, but by telling me about his life prior to going and what he is doing now. He graduated in August of 2001.
BTW, the two ed cons I spoke with badmouthed Cross Creek. Come to find out the reason was that Cross Creek doesn't pay to refer to them. Good shot! DIdn't work.
Does Sue Scheff do the same thing? Would she be making money if she didn't make her business a WWASPS scare site, like the previous poster said?
Are the programs she refers to better? I don't think so, they're just different names and not a part of WWASPS.
