Faulkner University is honestly a joke when it comes to higher ups and those in charge. The…read moreprofessors for the most part are good people, mean well, and want the best for you. They will help you when you need it. The reason for the 1 star is because they do very strange ways of charging you more than initially anticipated. Now, they have made payments due at the beginning of the semester and will kick you out of all classes without you knowing. You are also given a short notice on deadline of payments. Prices of tuition have gone up recently without much of an explanation. Overall seems like a struggling university that just want your money.

Faulkner University has a beautiful campus and dorms. The faculty is distinguished. The cost is…read moreoverwhelming. On the day of a final one faculty member (she) took an hour to continue to teach things that would be on the final that morning. Discipline is not done fairly for all. The overall experience was less than fair.

Fantastic school. Beautiful campus, supportive teachers, and great band/sports programs.read more

Nancy Piper. Kenneth Collins…read more Lynn Stallings. All three of them ruined my AUM experience. Where do I begin? I start in August 2020. Got a scholarship, I did later lose it due to GPA (I'll discuss later). So I decided to go there online during Covid. I wanted to stay online. I had GI and chapter 35. College was taken care of. No student debt. Was good on debt until my last semester. Not only did I change my major to stay online so I WOULD NOT have to take out loans to live on campus, or go broke living in a crime ridden city. I also worked full time to pay for my life. So I stayed online. I changed from communications to Interdisciplinary Studies. My first advisor Ms. Lejeune was amazing (communications). My brother blew his brains out September 11, 2021. I tried to go to school but was depressed and struggling financially due to it. Also the mental load it put on me seeing my brother bleeding from his head. So I withdrew with the help of Ms. Lejeune. Easy with her. I asked and made sure I wouldn't owe or go broke. Any money usually came out of my monthly stipend check anyway. However, Ken Collins is a sorry piece of shit. His own co-workers say he is a dick. Even just starting at AUM he messed up my enrollment hours multiple times, misinformed me of my benefits, argued, and was rude. Even when my father called (who I haven't benefits through and served for our country), Ken had an attitude towards my father. Whenever I'd email about my issues Ken would be rude. I'd find out weeks or months later Ken sent my verification in wrong or late. Not only that but he explained my benefits with misinformation and confused me to the point it cost me in the end. The advisors are inadequate as they come. Having four-five different advisors just for my major/online. None of them having a single straight answer or know what to do, having to email here, call here to get help...which was never help. Having to explain over and over. Withdrawals from my brother and health/surgery became an issue. As somebody who didn't want student loans and took every precaution to prevent it, I somehow still ended up with over 3,000 dollars in debt! How? Auburn at Montgomery lacks adequate help and their staff is riddled with miserable adults who rather manipulate, nor truly help. I withdrew when I did, with the correct doctors notes, signatures as explained by inadequate people, and wasn't supposed to have issues that resulted in student loans. Maybe my stipend being deducted. I had a surgery and provided medical notes and everything, I did it before deadline, VA still says there was a discrepancy. Which caused debt there. On top of that several times Ken Collins incorrectly adjusted my student hours and sent it into the VA. On top of that, IT WAS ALL EXPLAINED WRONG. My GI and chapter 35 was explained WRONG by the school and KEN COLLINS. When I'd call to speak to him, nothing but attitude, cutting me off, and not listening to what I was asking, nor saying. How I purchased the books and applied my chapter 35 was wrong. Nancy Piper my last semester, which resulted in me having student loans, even stated she should've been emailed or came to with those issues and questions. Which Ken nor any advisor said. Most of them told me their way or reasoning. Nancy Piper also did not explain the student loan process or did she help in the issue that I had that resulted in the student loans. Not only that, but since I never had to take out a loan any other semester. Even when I went to a community college after I didn't have any loans. It wasn't explained what I was paying for. Online courses should be cheaper and it shouldn't have been over 3,000 dollars. Not once have I ever stepped foot onto AUM. Not even for a meeting or to visit. Yet, it wasn't explained I'd be paying for athletics, activities, food etc within my itemized statement for the loans. So you're telling me I'm paying for shit I don't use, participate in for other students? You're telling me that's what my Gi and chapter 35 paid for as well? She never explained anything about the student loan over the phone to me or on email or explained each cost and why. I guess low-life people rather have naive students go in debt so the college gets money. Any decent person would've explained "Lindsey this is what the cost will be, this is why and this is everything you're paying for. I will look into the misinformation presented to you that caused this or made you upset, and make this decision." Then on top of that, I can't access my email anymore, but wish you guys could see email after email. Over the years with issues on issues. Also, when I escalated this and once I did the semester under false ideas, having done the loan not realizing what it was fully and what I signed, and what the itemized loan statement would be. I tried contacting the dean and over the years the VA office for help and it would take a month to hear anything back.

While the school has a great reputation academically, the Financial Aid and Student Accounts…read moreoffices are a major disappointment. Communication is poor and getting assistance feels nearly impossible. Their jobs are suitable for automation rather than human support.

One of the most underrated HBCUs and one of my alma maters so of course I recommend it!…read moreNot only can you get an accredited and quality education, you gain lifelong friends and connections.

amazing mens basketball program. Will upset auburn on thursday. I really do think they have a…read morechance after their strong performance tonight. They can really make a push if they continue to play great defense while taking smart shots

There are several teachers in this school that care about their students. This school guides their…read morestudents into greatness. Thank you all for your wisdom and guidance. They always give 110% to help their students!!

I have never attended, but I love walking the lovely grounds and the viewing the architecture…read more The library is so very special to me. Very cozy with a lot of character. According to Legend, two red lady ghosts inhabited Pratt Hall dormitory.

We're here today visiting Huntingdon College In Montgomery, AL with my stepson. He's a potential…read morerecruit for Football. I'm not sure in what direction he will go as far as choosing a college, but so far I like it. Although Huntingdon is not an HBCU, I would definitely look into attending this college. We were able to take pictures in the weight room, and me and the boys got a chance to enjoy the beautiful campus they have. It wasn't that far from Birmingham, and the staff really seem to care about their students not "Just" as football players, but as individuals and their success in the classrooms. Overall, this seems to be a really good college, and even though, once again, its not an HBCU, I will fully support this school.

Rude staff. They overcharge and are frowned upon in the medical field. I would avoid this school at…read moreall cost

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