American Military University

Just finished my MS in Sports Management. It was a good program, however, I have been in the fitness industry since 2005 and was looking for something to further my career in this area. The program is really all about Professional and amateur sport and overlooks fitness management completely, it would be nice to have a class or even a concentration in this area. That being said, I am sure it will still look awesome on a resume!

This has been a great experience. The instructors and classmates have been very enjoyable and I learned a lot from everyone. Forget about the critics and their challenges. If you call AMU they can help walk you through any problem. However, like any adult it is your responsibility to take care of your business. The courses were challenging, affordable, and well taught. My return on investment will be significant. I highly recommend getting your master degree using AMU.

I have had a great experience with the school and it was very affordable which led to my decision to attend.

I can not stress to you more strongly DO NOT ATTEND UNLESS THIS SCHOOL IS FREE. This "school" is a disaster. I have been trying to sort out my financial aid for months now, and it still lingers. I get the feeling that they want to hold onto my money like a grandma holds her purse. The teachers can't spell which makes me wonder if some 14 year old surfer is grading my papers. I guess you get what you pay for with these guys--LOW QUALITY

I am enrolled in the masters program for sport management. Overall, it is a solid school. The professors work with you well if you communicate with them. The material covered is up to date and relavant. The 8 week course format is perfect for me because I have a full-time job and I can focus on 3 credit hours at a time. A few of the courses are a tad watered-down, but the relevant text books do provide you with the knowledge to go along with the degree

I have graduated from AMU with my BA. I am currently over half-way done with my Masters. This was the best value in schools I have ever found. It is both regionally and nationally accredited. They have priced their undergraduate credits to match what the military covers in tuition assistance. There is an undergraduate book grant that everyone is automatically accepted into. This makes getting a Bachelors practically free for active duty members. My BA only cost $75 for a transfer credit evaluation and $75 for graduation. The professors are mostly helpful and the staff is courteous. Proctored exams were easier to do when I was in the service because the education office would do it. Now that I am out, it is a little more difficult.