AA Business
Level: Associate
Language: English
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Not whining here
November 15, 2009
Opposed to many reviews here, I did not feel pressured into enrollment with Ashford. I am content in my decision to get an education with Ashford, and my enrollment advisor is a very laid back, sweet woman that knows what she is talking about with anything pertaining to the enrollment ...
Ashford is Awesome!!!!! 7th class and loving it
June 8, 2009
I love this school. All the staff are very helpful. They are willing to help you with anything you need. It is very organized and thoughtout. Classes are chalanging but yet not too challanging. I wish that they had financial ade for books, but Other than that this school is ...
My First Course...and I love it!
April 28, 2009
Great School. Amazing support. Worth every cent for a regionally accredited establishment. Very kind, understanding staff. Involved. Challenging...you will learn. Credits will transfer to almost any college should you choose to transfer. Apply!!!!!!!
I love Ashford!
September 7, 2007
I initially enrolled with Ashford in May of 2006. I was able to transfer in with 30 credits from my local community college, which was great. Also, I LOVED the fact that I was easily able to take a 6 month leave of absence when I gave birth to my ...
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Ashford October 3, 2009 at 3:23 a.m.
I am attending my 3rd class at Ashford online, and it seems like a great school so far. The only things I have had problems with are: my financal aid advisor, he seems to be mildly brainless. Also, my boss is taking the same course I am at the local college online, and she is paying half the tuition I am. I'm not sure why that is, but I intend to find out, and if its just that the school is more expensive then I am going to transferr. I am also feeling weary about the AA program, I do not see how it is going to benefit me at all, and my only reason for going back to school is so that I can earn a better income.
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GoodSamaritan September 29, 2008 at 5:41 a.m.
Yet again guys some of these comments are verbatim from employee scripts for Ashford (like the 6-month leave of absence). The AA may be accredited but won't get you anywhere on the job market. Also, a BA in Psychology is essentially useless. The field of psychology is a science, not an art. Take a look at your state universities' sites, and you'll see that their psychology programs are all for BS degrees.