Aurora University Reviews

Aurora University is an excellent school with an on-line MBA program that is tailored towards working professionals. For starters, the application and admission process was very straightforward and there was an admissions counselor available every step of the way. Once I was admitted, I was paired with an education counselor and we created a progression plan specific to my learning needs and cognizant of my working schedule. The required courses for the program cover wide range of topics, and the elective courses provide the opportunity to focus on particular subjects. One downside is that the university does not offer a specialized

Overall, truly poor experience with the university so far. The registrar's office does not appear to do their job with enrollment status, as they clearly state they will. The field work experience for the MSW program is a very poor process that limits students' opportunities rather than encourage them, as well as the process of setting up the internship once accepted can take months which then affects future employers. I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

Aurora University was a great campus to attend. I had excellent instructors, experts in their field. I was able to double major in psychology and art by means of an ART independent study program. The student peers were nice people to work with in class projects.

Aurora is okay . Hopefully they have change a little . My experience was good . I liked the student and campus. Just some of the professors needed more teaching skills. All in all not a bad school but just mot my first choice . There are better small schools around

Small class sizes and committed, helpful and approachable instructors made my experience wonderful.

I enjoy the small campus and small class sizes. There needs to be more available for students who commute but overall I recommend the college due to the knowledge of most of the professionals and professors who teach there.

Small college, professors really knew who I was and cared about me, professors were easily reachable for help