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I wanted to wait a while prior to posting a review as I wanted to make sure it helped in getting a decent job. Well, I got a decent job and was able to check off the bachelor's degree box like employers want. I live in a rural area and good jobs aren't readily available so it did take a few months to find one. As far as the program goes, I was able to finish about 50 units the first semester as it was all general education and you learn most of that by being alive. Overall the program took me 3 years... Read More to complete as the more in depth classes take time to learn the material. I liked my personal mentor (Allison Israel), it was just a reminder every once in a while to get moving. The course mentors were mostly useless, at least to me, so I recommend that you be sure you are able to self teach. Overall good experience and I would definitely recommend going.

I have been going to Post since 2012 to get my B.S. in Accounting and have been very happy with the whole experience. When looking at schools, they were the only school that didn't pressure me into anything, answered all my questions, and took care of my transcripts and financial aid within just a few weeks so I was able to start right away. Anytime I needed help with financial aid or my classes, I always received answers back usually right away by email or phone if necessary. They were very easy... Read More to work with and the classes have been great. I never would have been able to go back to school without doing it online and I've had a great experience. Another girl at my work started at Post last year because of the experience I had. It does cost more than a traditional college but you're paying for the convenience and I compared other online schools and they are pretty much all in the same ballpark. I love the 8-week courses and I've had mostly all good experiences with teachers and most are very understanding and they try to make sure you get the most of the class that they can. I totally recommend it and I've told many people about your school and how much I like it.

I finished my associate degree in accounting at University of Phoenix and started on my Bachelor degree this year. Tuition costs in the associate program were fair, but when I started the Bachelor program the costs almost doubled, and when the course costs did not take all of my student funding the tuition and materials costs were increased by another $150, and now on top of student loans (unsub and sub) I have outstanding school charges as well. I was unprepared and unadvised that my tuition costs... Read More would rise by such a ridiculous amount and am now in the process of searching for a school that is not trying to take all college funding that I have available to me. So Associate Degree=fair deal/Bachelor Degree=poor deal.

My time at Rasmussen College was very beneficial and I actually enjoyed it. School has never been a strong area for me but attending online allowed me to complete assignments on my own time and work on things when I felt most comfortable. Instructors were always available and willing to help in any way they could. I only had to go into campus a couple of times throughout my 3 years attending to talk to an advisor or someone in the financial services department, everything else I ever needed was solved... Read More over the phone or through email. Sure, the costs may be a bit much but if you get something out of it and take advantage of the opportunity it is definitely worth it.

I completed my undergraduate studies in Accounting at Florida Atlantic University and loved it so much when I thought about returning to do my Masters degree 8 years later I knew I would it with FAU. The teachers are very knowledgeable with their subjects and there is a diversity of the students attending. They encourage group projects and networking with other students and constantly post career opportunities. After I completed my bachelor degree with FAU, I received a 5% raise with my company and... Read More soon thereafter was able to get a promotion due to my experience and my education.

I was a student in Ramapo Colle's EOF program which tremendously helped defrey the costs during my first two years of study. Throughout my time at Ramapo I was involved and felt part of a larger family. I became a resident assistant my sophomore year of college and was involved as a peer educator, peer mentor and club president. Ramapo's career department help me land my first internship in accounting which later led to a full time job in my field after graduation. I will be forever grateful for... Read More my experience at RCNJ!

Umass Dartmouth isn't for everyone, but for everyone looking for a good college experience as well as a great institution that will give you a great hands on experience for whatever career path you choose, this is a great choice. The school has a lot of resource centers dedicated to student development as well as career centers. The instructors are down to earth and are willing to meet with you one on one anytime upon request. But like any other college, what you put in, is what you get out. It is... Read More good and well advised to get out of your comfort zone and interact with others. In the business world, networking is key, and being able to present yourself is an ability we will need to possess. With Umass Dartmouth, there are opportunities that will be given to you to practice such things and develop yourself. So this school is definitely worth looking into. I recommend it.

As a former graduate I highly recommend TAMU-SA to future students, TAMU-SA greatly assisted me with the transition from the community college to the university life. I loved how student oriented the staff and professors were, it was almost like being at a community college with a University feel to it. My overall experience was great, classes were rarely overcrowded which really allowed the professors to answer questions and discuss topics in detail. Many courses provided the option of watching... Read More a live feed and a recorded class lecture to watch at the students convenience. These Hyflex courses were a lifesaver for busy students that were unable to physically attend the lecture and still wanted to participate. Overall compared to other local Universities, A&M really gave you the best bang for your buck.