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To use their website, you first need to give them all your information. Concerned? Then, they start calling you constantly, trying to sign you up. It sounds more like a telemarketer on the line than an actual school. It is just a business trying to make money. Not a school. A school doesn't personally call any person that visits their website, without caring about their background, high school diploma, nothing.
It is extremely overpriced. This is a laughable program. Thousands of dollars later, and other schools will not accept classes from AIU as transferable. What does this tell you about the legitimacy of the program? Even though the classes will get you know where, you still need to pay for them. Here come the student loans!
I was scammed by them. Lied to. Grants misused. As a low income single mom I wanted to make my life better - I was naïve. After finishing my programs my worthless degrees are laughable. I spent almost 2 decades working for myself sense my degree wasn't worth anything to employers. With the debt I could not buy a house or get credit. It was miserable. This school did so many deceitful things even beyond the financial aid office. I went to the Buckhead branch which is now closed. They have been sued and admitted to crimes in a court of law. Google it. During the same time frame I was there but I have not yet found any help for my now 90k debt. The government program to help students that were frauded auto rejected everyone that applied. So I am still looking for help with the matter as of 2022.
Tip for consumers:
Go to a local trade school. Half the time, less then half the costs, double the income potential.
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