Ashworth College
Ashworth College emphasizes flexible learning through the U.S. postal system and online courses. This nationally accredited college offers associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s programs as well as a wide variety of certificates and career diplomas. Examples of career diplomas include basic accounting, fashion retailing, gourmet cooking & catering, and home inspection.
Accreditation: DETC (Distance Education and Training Council)
For-Profit: Yes
Country: USA
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Reivew Averages: 6.4 out of 10 (91 reviews) |
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Ashworth College Reviews:
Don't waste your money!
May 5, 2012
Wasted a lot of money at Ashworth College Fan Page. Hope everyone knows their policies inside and out because as of now I'm out of over $1200.00 and in order to complete a degree program that I was supposed to have loads of time to take I'm now being told that my grades were erased and I have to take the lesson i already completed all over again. O yeah I'm not even permitted to ...
You all are wrong about Ashworth! It's not as bad as you say...
May 5, 2012
I enrolled my Daughter in James Madison High School because she has been Home schooled since she was in the second grade. I wanted her to have a High School Diploma just in case in the future she wants to go to College she will have a Diploma that is recognized as legitimate. She has received nothing less than a "B" for her Final grades and she has basically completed all her Subjects within a ...
Ashworth High School new learning system is not good.
April 1, 2012
When I first signed up, I was doing great and all of sudden they changed the learning system around 2012. Now my grades are bad and I have to read a boring textbook online with know videos. I use to learn from some of there lessons in the past , but now Im not learning anything. This school use to have good lessons and now they dont care to teach anymore. Dont sign up up ...
Asworth High School
March 19, 2012
The school used to have a far superior curriculum with interesting videos, interactive practice and teacher feedback. Now they are obviously cutting corners as all they offer is an online textbook and some very poorly written tests. No feedback and no help studying the very boring text. But the worse part is that although they changed the curriculum and have tests full of errors, they will not give a refund. So this family learned our ...
RUN FAR AWAY!!!!!
February 10, 2012
This school (I will not honor them with the prestigious title of university because they DO NOT deserve it)is a RIP OFF!! I was forced to enroll before my transcripts were evaluated, then after they were evaluated, they pulled a fast one and said I would have to do a complete B.A. degree when I had at least 60-70 credits that were valid transferable units. i even have a regionally accredited A.A. degree and they ...
Self paced
January 20, 2012
I am currently enrolled in an A.S program. Although I am fairly new; I LOVE that the program is self-paced, affordable and no need for student loans. The staff has always been kind when I call or use the student portal. The down fall is that it takes a very long time for transcripts to be evaluated as does the grading process (The English Comp courses are hand graded) In addition; a major issue is ...
Bachelor's Degree Marketing
November 27, 2011
I am currently enrolled in the Bachelors of Marketing program. My biggest disappointment was that my old credits wouldn't transfer and I had to start over from scratch. Still, the tuition makes it more economical to do so. I am able to receive tuition reimbursement from my employer. It is difficult to receive my tuition breakdown, I end up requesting it an average of 3 times before I get one that I can use. I ...
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I graduated from Ashworth's teacher assisting program in 2011. I would have to say, it was a eye opener. I never realized that, so many teachers did not have a fundamental understanding of emotional development. I even recalled many times in my past, where the teacher disregarded key principles. I would have to say, it was a great program.I have been attending Ashworth for several monthes now and has been a great experiance,No delayes in reciving test scores or matireal.I am already employed by a multibillion dollar company and have been accepted as a candidate for divisional supervisor after graduation.they do accept Ashworth diplomas.SO DO MANY OTHER TOP COMPANYS, DONT BE DISCOURAGED. Get your education. excuse spelling in a hurry thanks