I would advise students to go to another school, ANY other school than this one. First of all they charge an arm and a leg for mediocre education. They "offer grants" that really don't help towards tuition at all and you have to pay a minimum of $55/month to keep the "grant". The classes are repetitive, I cannot tell you one thing I have learned at this school that I didn't already know from getting my associates at the local community college. At this point I feel as if I am paying for a degree and not an education. The advisors and faculty are not helpful and don't seem to care about the students. I had a medical emergency which took me out of work for about 2 weeks (classes are 5 weeks long). When I submitted the paperwork to appeal my grade since I was unable to participate I was told it was not sufficient enough to approve my appeal. Guess being in the hospital and having a doctors note doesn't matter when it comes to their bottom line. So please save yourself the time and money and go to a better college or university.
Art Institute Online Reviews
I would advise students to go to another school, ANY other school than this one. First of all they charge an arm and a leg for mediocre education. They "offer grants" that really don't help towards tuition at all and you have to pay a minimum of $55/month to keep the "grant". The classes are repetitive, I cannot tell you one thing I have learned at this school that I didn't already know from getting my associates at the local community college. At this point I feel as if I am paying for a degree and not an education. The advisors and faculty are not helpful and don't seem to care about the students. I had a medical emergency which took me out of work for about 2 weeks (classes are 5 weeks long). When I submitted the paperwork to appeal my grade since I was unable to participate I was told it was not sufficient enough to approve my appeal. Guess being in the hospital and having a doctors note doesn't matter when it comes to their bottom line. So please save yourself the time and money and go to a better college or university.