Clark = No Money?

I have a question for anybody who attends Clark ATL, or anybody who goes to school in the AUC. I was at work the other day talking to my manager, his cousin was a professor who used to teach at Clark and he said that Clark doesn't have any money, and thats why he left. He also said something about it losing its accreditation. Does anybody know if this is true or not.

I heard this from my school's BRACE (college) advisor. Me and a group of my friends were going to apply until she told us not to because they are not nationally accredited. She explained to us that only some of their programs are accredited, which also limits the amount of money they give out. But then again I'm going off of what she and a couple of other people told me... :?: :?: I was trying to look it up on prinecton review but it's not listed. But if they are accredited then i was misinformed.

^^^ i mean princeton review. and not national accredited but regional accredited.

Tell people not to talk until they get their facts straight...its not that Clark isn't accredited...ITS AN ACCREDIATION YEAR THIS YEAR...Clark got big plans for next year so I am sure they are not expecting to lose their accrediation

Let me tell you all something...especially for those of you who want to be media majors...CLARK IS WHERE YOU WANT TO BE...I transfered into Clark last year and as a media major...there are many opps...

clark didnt lose their accredition. i found it somewhere on their website dat they just had to cut a few classes a one point in time but everything is okay. the programs they cut werent anything major any way