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| Total Grad Surveys | 7 | | Females | 4 | | Males | 3 | | Avg years at University | 1.9 |
| | | | | I am completing my first class, and I have to say that if you are not already in the business field, you might want to study up before starting this MBA program. It appears to be geared towards seasoned business professionals. The program is not easy and there is a LOT of research. Because you graduate in 10 months, you should expect to spend at least 4 hours or more EVERYDAY on the curriculum. There are no tests but you do real world proposals and business processes from real companies e.g. A famous produce company needs a new organizational structure, and you have a week to get the first part of the research design done. It is a challenge that I am utterly excited to take on, but I wish that I had a little warning:) | | Feb 25 2008 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | I AM A GRADUATE IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD. THE SCHOOL NEEDS MORE EQUIPMENT FOR ON HAND LEARNING SO IT MAY PROVIDE REAL LIFE SCENARIOS AND A BETTER LEARNINIG EXPERIENCE | | Mar 07 2006 | Computer Science | | |
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The accelerated program is fantastic. While it is heavy on research, there have been no surprises and the school is what it advertises. The program is for extremely focused and dedicated persons though. If you have any troubles with self-discipline, then I suggest a different school. The people who do have negative comments are those who could not pass the courses and are merely disgruntled with themselves. Overall, a great experience. | | Dec 21 2005 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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If you are concerned with flexibility, an online education is great. It is self-paced and the online environment is a bit daunting at first. The financial aid department downright stinks and my MBA advisor practically hounded me. Just set solid boundaries about when and how the advisor may contact you. Overall, a positive experience. | | Nov 27 2005 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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This is my 2nd class at AIU. I'm attending the MBA program and will finish by the end of 2005. I had lots of doubts about the degree which this Univerisity offers, especially about the accreditation: is it valid; is it accepted by other schools if I want to tranfer my classes; is it recognizable by Co. and accepted; does anybody know about this school??? To my surprise, my fellow classmates (in both classes) have the same doubts that I do. We invited the vice president, the director of the career service to come to our class. Their answers were vague and they tended to go with safe answers. Some anwers were straight forward but "sensitive issues" were not. It wasn't helpful at all.
So far, both classes were very easy, an easy "A" I would say. I wish that the Professors would work our ass off, lectures would be more intellectually challenging. I know that it's hard to implement since each class is only 5 weeks long but at least make us feel that we have earn our grades, please. Most importantly, I wish the University would focus on the QUALITY of each class that makes up the degree. If they don't notice the importance of quality and just focus on "something else" in order to lure more students in the school (e.g. high job placement rates as they claimed), they will go bankrupt sooner or later. I don't wish AIU that because it'll f... up my life too.
AIU...PLEASE TAKE SOME ACTIONS. THANK YOU. PS: i don't remember if my email is at aiu.com or else. Sorry. Never used it. | | Mar 13 2005 | Business - Management and Administration | | |
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| | | i will like to study with you in your school and i also hope i will get an admission.Thank you | | Mar 02 2005 | Unknown | | Mr. |
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