This was stop #2 on our daughter's campus tour trip. We were greeted warmly at the Admissions…read moreoffice, which is an adorable old home, off the main road. The tour was very informative and we were taken through dorms and multiple buildings. Their student center is great and I personally was sold on the school after seeing the dining hall (so awesome). The campus is small and easy to get around. I love all the trees and just the general vibe on campus. Highly recommend a tour, if you're looking at colleges with your high school senior!

I currently have two students at AU, my daughter, who is a senior, and my son, who is a junior…read more Both my kids started at state schools and then transferred to AU. My daughter did two semesters at Coastal Carolina, and my son did three semesters at Western Carolina, before transferring. They are both very happy at AU and proud of the school they attend. They both run Cross Country, and Coach Eagle is a good man who has treated my kids wonderfully. My kids like their classes, their professors, the food in the cafeteria, and their housing, and have made wonderful friends there. I couldn't ask for more. As a parent, not much is better than when your kids are happy.

Better photo of books that you'd see at the book store. They also have magazines, puzzles, toys and…read moregifts.

Utterly insane process and clueless employees. They had the book I wanted, in stock, in the store I…read morewas going to. In order to buy the book at the sale price, I was told to go online, order the book and select "pick up in store". Otherwise, I would have to pay the full price, $8 more. I went along with the shenanigans, but obviously will never buy anything from Books-A-Million, in a million years. Worst of all the staff could not even understand how silly the whole process is. Crazy policies that place customer convenience at the bottom of considerations, lose customers. A classic example!