One of the founders of Virginia College said, 'There is nothing worse than going to a school and sometime after you graduate, that school closes. We have a responsibility to be here long after each student graduates.'

When Virginia College quit taking students into the Virginia College School of Construction, or taught out one of the automotive programs, or closed the welding program, even with students interested in the program there was a clear change in school philosophy.

Has your career school ever closed a school because it was not making enough money? Did it deal with the students in good faith? Does profit defeat doing the right thing? When you select a career school, its history does matter.