<p>Siserune,
I certainly hope it never comes to that. To have the State Attorney General crack down on a practice that HES has enriched it’s students over the years could be very damaging. </p>
<p>I have not seen how HES could misled people into believing that HES is like going to Harvard College. Even I know that it’s not the case because I feel that the majority of the people who attend HES are non-degree candidates who are there to take classes. Very few even bother to apply to the undergraduate of graduate degree programs because they don’t feel the need to. Only a small number of people ever apply to either the ALB or ALM. However, it seems that more folks are interested in the ALM program. Those who complete either the ALB or ALM degree program, from what I understand, are very focused people who are passionate about their studies and know how to maximize the opportunities that are given to them. In addition, the one who successfully complete the program where transfers from other colleges or universities with very strong GPA’s.</p>