American Intercontinental University Online

I graduate in Sept with my second degree (1 with American InterContinental University-​online and 1 with Suffolk Community College-​campus) and am more excited to be done with this school than anything else.
MAC users beware! I was told AIU is MAC friendly b4 enrolling and that all programs and books are provided… BULL! MAC tech support do not know how to help you when your computer is not working with their system AND programs are only provided in PC format… NOT MAC, so I had to buy my own (found out after $ 10,000 was invested into this journey).
Teachers? If they can even be called that… 4 out of 5 instructors have taught nothing. Reading the requirements and assignments is not teaching. I have learned a ton through assignments and research but NOT the so called teachers. Oh I hope no one has an issue with a so called instructor because AIU will not help BUT u can spend the time (since we all have so much hence going to online school) appealing your final grade 30 days after the end of class.
Will never recommend someone to this school. I have most A’s and a few B’s with a $ 30,000+ bill and a horrible struggling experience to make it all happen. My husband is deployed ⁶⁄₈ months out of every year and I thought online school would enable me to go to school and still be a parent to my kids with their dad here and there… never knew it would lead me to this additional frustration and anger. I brought my issues as they arose to teachers and student advisors and nothing was done to help me. «We don’t do that» should be AIU’s slogan.

I recommend AIU to a person that is determined to succeed and ready for a challenge. They provide exceptional materials for each course and the AIU faculty remained professional and knowledgeable throughout.
Each class consists of 5 intense weeks of a 12 – 16 week course! If you have ever taken a summer 5 – 8 week course, this is very similar.
Your education is what you put into it! Do your work, be on time, and follow the rules!
Lucas K. Williams