MediaTech Institute

Review: [redacted], the Vice President of Mediatech Institute, informed staff to inform me, that I was not allowed on Mediatech property. As a result, I am not able to book studio time for my paying clients. One of the main draws of Mediatech is the studio time.I successfully graduated from Mediatech in December 2013. When I signed the Mediatech enrollment agreement, I was informed that I had career services for life and that I would have access to the studios for clients. In addition, I was also granted the right to audit the Business of Music class, which began the week of 1/5/15 and ends 4/24/15.I have done nothing to warrant this action, as a graduate.I was hired by Mediatech as a studio tech in December 2013. A studio tech position can only be held by a Mediatech graduate. In that role, I personally drove 3 Mediatech studio speakers to a repair facility 2 hours away. On 2/9/15, I was terminated by [redacted] for taking a package to the post office. Studio Techs ALWAYS run errands. The person that the package was intended for, successfully received the package. The post office was 5 minutes away, the speaker repair shop was 2 hours away. How is this fair?In addition, why should a graduate's loss of employment at Mediatech, cost them the money they were able to make in the Mediatech studios, exercising the rights of a graduate?I am a Marine Veteran and Mediatech was PAID IN FULL $24,000 for my education. Now they want to cancel out my rights as a graduate. NOT FAIR.Desired Settlement: I would like to have my rights restored as a Mediatech graduate, which includes access to the building for career services and the ability to book studio time for my paying clients.