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Many students have commented on the fact that the admissions counselors are somewhat tenatious. I agree but think that some people, like myself, having been out of school almost 20 years really benefit from having someone walk me through the process. The academics were not at all easy. Not because I have been out of study for so long, but because the quality of the material and research required was challenging. The text books were excellent, and the entire program seemed to flow logically. I really enjoyed the ability to talk with my professors during online chats and I actually called the phone numbers to see if real students answered. We all agree that the program was very good. I attended Central Michigan University prior to enrolling at AIU. I found the courses there very boring and not even close to the quality of the program. I also attended Michigan State University for my undergraduate work, and I found AIU comparable to what I experienced there. I think for prospective students, you should realize that everone's experience is different. But the quality you will receive from AIU is outstanding. |
