My wife is attending this school… My wife is attending this school online. Receiving dependents VA benefits. She's having to constantly call the school for their errors in grading, entering dates for VA benefits, and apparently transcripts haven't arrived from a college she went to when all the other transcripts have. Since I'm a paralegal we're already looking at legal avenues of remedy. Because the incompetence is just too much. The VA will be notified of the issues as well. My advice to anyone would be to look for a better school.

If I could give less than one star I… If I could give less than one star I would. I was lied to right from the start and given incorrect information when I enrolled. Didn't finish one lesson or receive any materials. Had such a hard time getting any response by email or getting tickets answered. Cancelled 3 weeks later and they stole 20% of my tuition which was paid in full. In the process of filing a complaint.

So far, so good So far, I love it! I've been wanting to get my degree for a while and ran into a lot of trouble. I was doing a late-night search trying to find other options, and Ashworth came up. I signed up immediately, and one month later, I don't regret it. I am already a quarter of the way through my degree program as they accepted my old credits from another college and from Sophia.org. The only cons are: -It's really hard to reach a professor. Emails go unanswered, and everything is really impersonal. -You also must be really self-motivated since everything is self-paced. I've created a plan with due dates to help me stay on task. -Lastly, you need to understand that it's national accreditation, so if you want to transfer elsewhere, the credits may not be accepted. However, it's good to know that MANY schools will accept the credits, and it will be easy to transfer out for a graduate degree.

I'd give 0 stars if I could I'd give 0 stars if I could. Do not fall for the bait and switch ($1 deposit to start the term- that's how they get you) I highly recommend having an attorney look over the contract. They feed on those simply trying to further their career- and after that $1- they will hit you with thousands and it WILL show up on your credit report. It's niche, but if you have seen the movie Wonka, the scene where the couple lets him stay at their hotel for free and he signs a contract- they then end up charging him an absurd amount at the end because it's "in the fine print"- same situation with Ashworth. And heaven for bid you DO graduate - you may as well have printed a fake degree online- they preach their 'accreditation' but look deep into it- some employers / educators will not accept their degrees as valid. Be warned. Do not go to Ashworth- you're better off going through a University/College that's accepts financial aid.

I am currently enrolled in A.S… I am currently enrolled in A.S Psychology degree program. So far everything seems to be going great. Teachers respond via email to my questions and they are very helpful in the courses I been taking. Grading assignments are generally quick within a week and transcripts were evaluated within a few days. I like the affordability and the learn at your own self pace online class structure. I will be sure to update in a few months if anything seems to change. Overall, great experience so far!