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I cannot believe that students would complain about the school work you have to put in to obtain a degree... That must be joking. I love this school and u have been through 5 universities always dropping out... This is the place I found that feels like home and challenges me... The only place that lined up my classes with certifications with the classes. You get what you put into it and if work and school work is too much for you... Well the world needs more people to feed us our burgers and fries.... Read More

APUS is FOR PROFIT, note that I do not say "college" or "university." They pay professors $7.00 a week per student (think of having a class of 3 in a graduate course), so don't expect stellar effort on their part to help you. Anyone can get into this school, just show up with a pulse and a check. Courses are an easy "A," so when you need to show your "skills" to others who have the degree from traditional schools with good reputations, don't be surprised by the stares and pity from others, as it... Read More will become evident that your courses - your lousy 5 papers and discussion threads over a 16 week period amount to a pile of beetle dung. And expect employers, if you are outside the military to say, "an online degree? who is APUS? what are their credentials?" These are not questions they need to ask of an on ground, accredited university or college. Oh yeah, and guess what, they lost a student's master's degree! No record of it, NADA, never registered to the library. So it's like I never wrote a thesis for my MA in Humanities! Shows you how great my profs thought it was - completely useless, and how much APUS did not care to even register my hard work.

Superb program. Professors were top notch. Work was challenging in most areas (orbital mechanics and rocket propulsion courses come to mind)...and as with everything in life, you get out of it what you put in to it. A perfect program for those needing a space-related degree that is broader in scope yet still providing sufficient, specialized training to be relevant. The space studies degree covered subject matter such as astronomy, engineering and technology, spacecraft, economics, law, space operations,... Read More astrobiology, space warfare, astronautics, and more. The degree itself has greatly benefitted my career. If only AMU offered a Ph.D. program!