Insider Pages Reviews for Aviation Institute-Maintenance

1 Stars: I agree (by zack s.)

zack s. — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 22:21:00 GMT

Unfortunately, you are right on.
You're always better off going to a college, rather than a for-profit school. The training at AIM is lacking, because of some of the talent they employ, with the low wages they pay.
New people come and go around here quicker than you can blink an eye.

1 Stars: HELP! (by Barbara C.)

Barbara C. — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 14:53:00 GMT

O.M.G.
The girl who does the financial aid is killing me.
Honestly, she has no idea what she is doing. she is always on the phone with boys, (you can tell.)
she gives you these blank stares when you ask a question. She was so far behind, she almost made me miss the start of classes!!
Got my loans all mixed up. When I complained to the school director, it was like he was protecting her.
he got an attitude with me because she messed up my FAFSA.
Unreal. I have to try to get out of here. I can't get any answers here.
Can anyone help?

1 Stars: yo (by curt j.)

curt j. — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:03:00 GMT

the place is wack
they look for green
plus that stuff with FAA . I still think they shut this place down.
they be all up in here, look at files and everything

1 Stars: avoid it. (by jenny p.)

jenny p. — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 16:55:00 GMT

money hungry owner.
costs over $30,000 for 18 months.
Mohawk Community College in upstate N.Y. is only $10,000, F.A.A. certified, 12 month course for federal A & P lic.
many shady dealings here. upset students.
big turnover rate with instructors.

1 Stars: no guarantee (by A W.)

A W. — Thu, 25 Sep 2008 19:10:00 GMT

I thought I was in the program.
Turns out they called me and said I had to be pushed back.
not enough room, they said.
are they nuts? can't they count?
I would never go back now. not even if they paid me.
can they be reported for this??

1 Stars: wish I could help (by Steve W.)

Steve W. — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 14:54:00 GMT

I wish I could help.
I cut my losses after the first month.
Still walked away with a big student loan, but at least not the whole amount.
They all smile when you first walk in, but after you sign the papers, all they want is the money.