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American Public University System

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    • American Public University System

      303 W 3rd Ave Ranson, WV 25438-1000

    • American Public University System

      10110 Battleview Pkwy Ste 200 Manassas, VA 20109-2375

    • American Public University System

      10110 Battleview Pkwy Ste 114 Manassas, VA 20109-2380

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    2.14

    Average of 21 Customer Reviews

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    • John O

      Date: 06/19/2022

      This should some it up for you... They think incomplete, pubicly editable wiki books are acceptable academic learning material. My capstone, of all classes, used incomplete wiki books as our refresher material. Not to mention all the issues with other classrooms but this one takes the cake. Couldn't even trust the supposed golden guide, the syllabus and classroom didn't line up. Along with broken links, and misguiding directions that point to books that we didn't even have, to the copy-pasted lessons from the books that we're supposed to read anyway and stolen or regurgitated material from every other institution, accept APUS. 90% of the instructors, if you can even call them that, are just there so they can claim it on their resumes. If you get lucky you might have a handful that are helpful, the rest, well, it's best to try not to involve them or the school if you need help. You are on your own. You are just a number here, and being tied to the government gives them the entitlement to treat you as such. Then, after all that hard work and effort, and their cap and gown vendor sends you stuff for a completely different school, they'll COMPLETELY forget about you on your graduation day, even though they give you marching orders and constantly sent you reminders. It was supposed to be one of the biggest days of my life and APUS turned it into nothing more than a huge disappointment... The only thing they are consistent at.

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