Choose a different school Very difficult to get a hold of anyone . If you are using a VA benefit , it takes FOREVER for them to process payments . Their masters of science in instructional technology program is a waste of time . It is all self teaching with WAY too much information. Every class is extremely repetitive . Department for graduation is a nightmare, there is no way to get a hold of them or have them return a call .

Pressure, Overpriced and misguidance No matter how many times I informed admissions I was no longer interested almost daily did they call to harass about enrollment. They continuously pushed me toward a degree that did not align with my career path but did add on classes so they could get more money out of me. Overall very disappointing university. I switched to SNHU and never looked back now I get to graduate fast without debt and a concentration in my actual field of study.

The professors were excellent The professors were excellent. It felt like they really cared about me and my progress, I wasn’t just a number in the class. The student teaching professors were exceptionally amazing! Trying to get questions answered by my credential program or any other department was a headache. It took multiple emails and weeks of go around before I would get an answer from people. It was very very frustrating and one of the biggest reasons I hesitate to recommend this school.

Waste of my time The only reason they even get a single star is because the professors are amazing. Education wise, all great. On-boarding, financing, admissions, all non-existent. I put in 10 calls to maybe get one returned a week later. Do more then take my money or don’t claim yourself service or concierge because the staff is neither! -10 experience. In the 8 weeks i gave them to onboard, the last 2 i shared with Cal State…which had me set up in 2 afternoons.

Terrible finish I feel like when I started the program and I had so much help from advisors, but towards the end zero accountability from advisors. Nor do they care about graduation ceremonies. It gave the feeling of “yes start school here, but we no longer care about when you’re finishing or finished your program.”