American Public University
School of Arts & Humanities-Undergraduate

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Name: danielhutton

The workload is a lot more than most people think. However, APUS offers a WIDE variety of classes and an on-campus to feel to an on-line environment.

Name: Denbutler

This Philosophy program is excellent. It steps thru the western philosophical tradition from the preSocratics thru the present. Not a heavily analytic program, but rather provides exposure to the various philosophical traditions. Logic and Ethics are included as well, including a concentration in ethics if so desired.

Name: seeinpinkstars

I love the school and program. The programs are laid out and their "My Academic Plan" section is like having a 24/7 academic adviser with you. I am free to gear my sociology degree in the direction that I would like it to go into. It can be a broad overview of sociology, cultural, child and adolescent, family, or female. I love it. It is also the most reasonable private programs out there. We are getting a huge bargain!

Name: skatingcoach87

I am in my 3rd semester and it has been great so far. Just like any other school there are professors which you like or dislike. Each professor teaches differently and has different expectations. My advise is to ask lots of questions and arrange your assignment schedule to ensure you are successful in each class. So far the courses have been great. I have been able to take both general education courses, major courses and electives.

This is the second online school I have attended. I like the classes and feel like I am learning the material. However, as a financial aid student I have to take two classes at a time, rather than staggering my classes like the military students usually do. It is hard to know which two classes to take. Some classes have much more work than others, and if you end up taking two of those classes together, it is almost impossible to do. However, that is the only downfall. The teachers are great and very easy to communicate with. Assignments are usually graded by the next morning. The material is interesting and they have some classes, like Psychology of Combat and Psychology of Disasters, that I have not seen offered anywhere else. The books for undergraduate are provided on a grant.

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