Think Twice Before Enrolling with This College

I initially signed up on an installment plan and paid a deposit, which was fine, and I was ready to begin. I was contacted for onboarding, and at first, I actually enjoyed the process—I even started going through the course I had enrolled in. I was told during onboarding that a facilitator would be in touch, but I waited for weeks and no one ever contacted me.

I had only been with the company for about a month when problems started becoming clear—and it turned out to be one horrible month.

As my next installment approached, I received no reminders or communication—no payment link, no notice, nothing. I had to call in myself. I spoke with someone named Ayanda, who was unhelpful and kept interrupting me while I was trying to explain. I found the interaction frustrating and unprofessional, and that’s when I decided I couldn’t continue.

When I emailed to cancel, the response felt dismissive. Even Ayanda’s so-called manager—who didn’t share their name—just said, “You confirmed this is a cancellation call,” with no interest in understanding or addressing my concerns. It was clear they didn’t really care whether I canceled or not.

The service is extremely poor, and it feels like the company is more focused on collecting money than actually supporting students. To make matters worse, they don’t offer refunds—even for the deposit—despite failing to deliver on basic parts of the service. Just feels like a ****