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The good: Most of the professors are easy to talk to and are pretty good about answering questions. The seminars have mostly been fun and educational. Submitting assignments is pretty easy to do in their system. The not so good: Some professors do not answer your questions correctly when you ask. Had to ask at least 2 times to get them to answer exactly what I have asked. The text books are over 10 years old! Be prepared to have to learn all over again when you venture out into the real world as... Read More over half of what they teach you (terminology, computations) are no longer used by today's standards. As a finance/wealth management candidate, I spend more time learning principles of accounting than actual wealth management. This degree did not require 4 years! I would recommend this school, but I would advise the student to be assertive and rely on self study practices more than professor involvement. (one professor answered a question 3 weeks later).

I was shocked at all the negative reviews for the University. Mostly about billing and debt. I was never one to focus too much on reviews because there's so many good and bad reviews that would confuse me. Glad I didn't. I have a 20% discount through a business relationship Ashford has with my employer, as well as waiving the tech and book fees. Which I am blessed and so grateful for, but even if I did not have this, it would be okay. These bad reviews need to realize that degrees cost money, it... Read More could cost a fortune. There are people that end up in debt for decades because of student loans. That is normal, that is why scholarships and grants were created. There are cheaper school options! Go there instead. My experience at Ashford so far has been pleasant. The process was simple. They even reimbursed me the amount my old college was charging for my transcript. It is 'easy to manage' classes and workload if you have proper discipline. I have maintained 4.0 GPA.

This school should 100% be rated higher, and I think they are working toward that. The finance program has boosted my earning power in the accounting field where I am already employed. The knowledge of have gained from the overall business program (as opposed to solely the finance core classes) has tremendously helped me expand my usefulness to my employer(s). Some of the online classes are better than others because some of the professors have surpassed others by using video lectures, Zoom meetings,... Read More written and presentative resources, and just overall did better than other professors. I think all schools probably have this fluctuation in consistency. I am completely satisfied with the education I have received and WilmU and equally as important, the cost was affordable enough where I could pay cash. This is an excellent deal for a quality education.

I have attended Rasmussen College since October 2014. I am honestly shocked at many of the reviews for Rasmussen. Rasmussen has treated me fairly the entire time. I have received helpful responses from my advisor and my teachers are quick to respond, also. The assignments are challenging and applicable to real work situations. I can see each course builds on prior courses, but also reinforces fundamentals. I feel Rasmussen is a great college and offers me the coursework and help to succeed in the... Read More classroom and the workforce. Rasmussen was upfront about the costs associated with my degree. I knew how much my degree was going to cost before I started my first class. Rasmussen's prices are competitive with other colleges that offer similar degrees. If you are willing to work for your degree, Rasmussen College is a great choice.

Columbia Southern University has a great curriculum. The advisors are very supportive. The resources for research papers are at your finger tips. The class setting and interaction really stimulate your mind and is sometimes challenging depending on the course. As long as your committed to reading more than your expected too, then you will do well in all the courses. The online schooling consist of a lot of reading, researching and writing. I think it is more challenging than a traditional class room... Read More setting. You have to be self driven. I enjoyed every class and I highly recommend Columbia Southern University, I have no regrets and I am so glad I attended this school.

Ashford University (A for profit school) enables students to complete their degrees while finding time for family, work, etc. The undergraduate courses are 5 weeks long. The counselors and advisors were excellent and check in periodically to answer and questions the student may have. The quality of instructors varies as with any institution, albeit it is average. The curriculum engages the student and will require multiple papers. Do note that since courses are only 5 weeks long, students can expect... Read More at least 2 thought provoking papers ranging from 3-12 pages in length; not including the title page and references. Courses were diverse which brought together the views of different races, ages and genders. The courses were satisfying and will make the student feel as if the degree plan applies to their respective degree. Upon graduation, the school offers several career advising opportunities to help vector students into their respective career fields. I can personally say that my degree has helped prepare me for graduate school and helped to further my career.

I started attending CTU in 2014. It is hard and I hope it will be worth it. What I am finding out is that students get little to no support from the university. Live chats are held twice a week and sometimes can be helpful, yet for some courses it is very difficult to get much out of the live chats. The online tutoring with the drop in tutoring is great and very helpful, however not all classes seem to have tutors available. It seems at least to me that I am teaching myself with most of the courses... Read More that I am taking, very little help is coming from the instructors and no help is available from the student success department. Even though I feel as if I am mostly teaching myself a few of the instructors have been very good and actually reach out to students to let you know you are doing well in their class and offer feedback on assignments, other instructors you never get feed back from and it is frustrating. The student success coaches very rarely reply to emails, or offer any feed back or encouragement to students and when contacting them with any issue, they have up to 72 hours to reply, I think that is in hopes that the students will forget the issue or it will be resolved. Most of the issues I have with attending CTU is the what seems like a total lack of regard for the students(their customers)or whether or not students succeed or not. It also seems as if almost all contact from the student success department is in the form letters or automatic replies, letting you to contact some other department with your issue. I would not recommend this university to anyone and in fact I would try to dissuade anyone from attending CTU. I am only going to stick it out here because I have no choice cause they already got my money.

Finishing up my time here at Ashford and it has been a journey. This school taught me a lot or should I say I taught myself a lot. This school gave me all the tools to do that. My major course study was tough. I hear it's one of the toughest here. I have heard that others are easier but I couldn't speculate. There are a lot of papers to write but you will get good at them. Eventually you will be able to snap off a 12 pager with ease. There will be some really dumb people in your classes at first... Read More but they will weed themselves out the closer you get to your major. If you are good at setting goals and really want this, this program is for you. I have found that everyone who works for this school has responded or made themselves available in a timely and courteous manner any time I had a problem. They make it a big priority from what I've seen.

First of all, this school isn't a scam. It is most definitely a real and honest school. It is a Christian school, and I knew that going into it, however I think religion is incorporated too much into the classes. I think professors are encouraged to incorporate, but some professors expect much more out of it. I can understand some, but it is far too much. I previously attended a Christian 4 year university, and there was never integration. We were expected to take a religion class and there were... Read More some Christian aspects incorporated into a couple other seminar classes we had to take, but that was it. You can definitely learn a lot in the classes, but I would say most of the students are below average compared to my previous 4 year university. It was pretty clear in grammar and other areas of writing. My biggest problem with the school, however, is how few transfer credits they were willing to accept. Now, I have already received a BS from a different Christian university. It was also a liberal arts school, so many other classes were expected. I believe there a benefits of a liberal arts education, but I have already seen those benefits, and I really don't need to be taking an extra year worth of classes that have nothing to do with my major. They refuse to understand this, so I am still stuck taking 2 English and writing classes, despite that fact that I took English classes at my previous school. I also have to take an intro to computer class, when I have absolutely no need for it. I have all the classes I need related to my major to graduate, but I still have 8 classes (and about $10,000 more) worth of classes that I really don't want to waste my time on, since they won't provide any benefit to me.