Anonymous wrote:How come we have so many "colleges" with fancy names and them mostly just target international students?

The one international individual who was looking at it (I don't know what she decided to do) was looking at it for a prep course to show some level of English comprehension. If she passed, she could attend university here in the states.

I imagine that is the type of study provided there. Though I also have seen signs for summer camps on their billboard/sign out front of the building.

How come we have so many "colleges" with fancy names and them mostly just target international students?

Isn’t it basically an international student diploma mill?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virginia_International_University

Surprisingly, they're not a for-profit school. However, according to Wiki, they're about to lose their certificate to operate.

Good PR? They are real, campus (one building I think) across street from Fairfax Wegmans. I know someone who used to work there.

It has more signs out on the roads than George Mason does. How is that possible?

What about "Columbia College at Tysons"?
www.ccdc.edu

Have you heard of "Virginia University of Science & Technology"?

Sounds like a scam university.

Why are there so many signs for this on the Fairfax County Parkway and other roads in northern Virginia?