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I travel a lot for work and the need to acquire my degree was important to me. I did a lot of research and found that Florida International University had the degree and field of study that I wanted. Within no time I called and filed an application and was ready to go. After graduating I still get emails on up and coming events and networking socials that will further my career. Upon obtaining my diploma I realized how much I needed to learn and decided that the next step for me was seeking a Masters.... Read More If it was not for the online program that was easy and flexible with my ever changing schedule I would not have come to that decision and be in my first year now.

If you are a working adult and seek to obtain your undergraduate degree to further your career, but lack the time to attend on campus courses, ASU Online is a great option. I have compared my experience with my courses taken on campus at U of A and in all honesty, I learned much more through the online studies. People may complain that you don't get enough attention when you work online, but take into consideration the amount of students per the amount of TA's and one instructor. Instructors will... Read More reply within 72 hours and your questions will be answered if you utilize the proper routes of communication. Some classes were simple and easy to complete, others were more difficult and demanded attention, overall there were many different teaching styles and many new and interesting things to learn. I was able to work full time, graduate from school, and still raise my daughter by myself. As long as you have the motivation and passion to learn, you will succeed. Good luck future students!

After reading the reviews I decided to write my own. To those who are praising national accreditation, you need to do some reading. Regional accreditation is higher ranked than national and accepted easier thab national credits. The business school has BOTH rankings because of the MBA program they run. I had NO ISSUE with finding a graduate program in my field after graduating from Post Univeristy. I even changed Master's programs when I found a different Univeristy was having me do the exact same... Read More classes from my B.A. in their master's program. If the classes were so bad then why was my undergrad curriculum equal to another school's Graduate program!? I liked having class materials beyond a boring text book, if I have to memorize a textbook in 8 weeks to get a degree, that isn't worth a dime, I'd rather have a book and supplement materials! Financial aid is not always at fault because I had a different tuition planner each module and they have more than 20 student bills to take care of each, their department is very under staffed. If you have never worked in higher education then you need to give them more credit than I have seen here. I had an amazing advisor, my final tuition planner had actually caught a mistake that saved me 5k in private loans that the prior tuition planner had made. If you want cheap or free college you won't find it at ANY private college. I got what I paid for, the only thing I would have changed is having Navient (the real scam) as my loan servicer. Post Univeristy was the best decision that I made for my education, but then again I wanted to earn my degree, not just be handed one.

NOT REGIONALLY ACCREDITED!....which leaves a lot to be desired. I wasn't aware it wasn't accredited before attending it was only after I had completed majority of my courses that I found out. I should have checked but I assumed the school being highly recommended by the Education office and one of the top 10 universities being attended by veterans using their education benefits that it would be but it's not. I do have to accept some personal of the responsibility in that because it is up to the student... Read More to choose their school. The school seems not to want to answer questions regarding the accreditation outside of "we're working on getting regionally accredited and it's a long process." I have had multiple members of the faculty give me this answer verbatim. If you are looking to continue your education onto a masters degree or get a job with the degree outside of the government (which most times will take any degree from any school) it greatly limits your opportunities. I haven't heard of anyone graduating from here that went onto attend an accredited public university everyone continues with online private colleges with similar programs. Some of the professors are very helpful able work with you. I found that mostly I made the same grades regardless of the effort I put into my assignments with a few exceptions. It's good because it offers flexibility but I would say if you are serious about having a career or continuing your education do not attend here. They are good with getting your financial aid and other benefits set up to attend. The student advisors leave a lot to be desired. My advisor would always recommend classes I had already completed so I only contacted them when I had a questions outside of my degree progression. I would say the biggest issue is the accreditation because you spend all that time and money to come out with a useless degree that no one accepts especially if it is in a filed where you need to continue your education to be able to use your degree as mine is but other than that it isn't a bad school. If they fix the accreditation issue I would recommend it to others.

This college is AWFUL!!! I paid for, and got all of my credits for my BA, but they will not give me my degree because they want another almost $800.00 for a re-enrollment fee and graduation fees. I have no interest in graduation ceremonies and why would I have to pay to re-enroll when I am not taking any more classes? This place will nickel and dime you at every turn. Their counseling is terrible... and more than confusing and this is what creates the problems, which leads to them throwing around... Read More "policies" where it always costs something (and it is NEVER just a few bucks). They even charge for transcripts! I wouldn't have a problem paying for some sort of graduation fee, but a re-enrollment fee? Are you kidding me? I was expecting to get out of my degree with less then $8,000 worth of loans, but because of their "policies" I am now faced with a $20,000.00 bill!!! They do NOTHING to help, and you are just an email to them. Please pick ANY other institution then this one! I am trying to save you now...There are tons of on-line schools and most local colleges now offer on-line classes. Go somewhere that you can walk in and meet with counselors and they actually care about their students, THIS IS NOT THAT PLACE!!

Southeastern Oklahoma State University was an amazing place to go to school. I was a double major throughout my time here and learned so much from my professors. Instructors were extremely kind and understanding throughout my entire experience. I am now in graduate school at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. My graduate program focuses on clinical mental health counseling and is also fantastic. I definitely believe that this school should be considered for anyone that is wanting to further... Read More their education or earn a degree.

The University of Northern Iowa is a great college and a great place to gain an education. Whether you know what you want to do with your future, or are unsure of your path, the academics and social life are great. This is a campus that allows the exploration of different careers and many opportunities to help expand experiences. I received financial aid that assisted greatly with my expenses there. I also added a minor and a certificate to my degree, and the changes were easy and simple, so I assume... Read More if you were wanting to change you major or any other big decisions like that would also be easy! My academic adviser was very helpful every semester that I went to her for help, and I have heard that most of the academic advisers are very helpful! If you end up with an adviser that is not very responsive to you, it is very easy to switch advisers. I came to UNI as a transfer student, so I was inexperienced with the campus and nervous to start. These feelings soon faded as I met the professors and my classmates. Everyone who attends UNI is extremely friendly and helpful. The students are open and kind, as well as the professors. I soon grew to call UNI my home, and loved everyone there. The professors are fabulous and willing to help in any way they can. There are also many clubs and activities that always keep campus busy! I would recommend UNI to everyone.