Great game, enjoyed meeting a family of 4 generations celebrating together, and thankful to meet…read moreMary to help with purchasing some water. In full disclosure, I am biased, a family friend's son (& fellow high school alum) graduated from AU. It did not disappoint! Thank you!

Not many recent reviews here. I got my BSN here. The school is a smaller private university. My…read moreclasses were just the right size where you can get to know all of your classmates and professors. However, some of the professors were unprofessional in their teachings, so I'm not sure how they were qualified to teach. There were also magnificent professors that would go out of their way in order to see you succeed. Parking was atrocious before but I'm glad they have a parking garage now. I wished they would have had that when I was in school pre covid. It would have saved me lots of aggravation from finding a parking space. Yeah, there were many times that if you didn't get there early enough then you would be searching for parking in the nearby neighborhoods. They had many lots before but they got filled up way too fast. Cafeteria was very decent. The food they served was good, average quality but a nice variety. The labs for doing your nursing skills were superb. The simulation dummy was very helpful and modern. It was used to help you understand how a real patient would be. The clinical sites they sent us ranged from hospitals to nursing homes to schools. The downside is they would send me to Rockford one day and then Chicago the second day. They should have organized it a lot better. Clinical instructors for the most part were very compassionate and attentive in their guidance. The ATI program they used was worthless and not a very good tool for helping nursing students. That was a waste of money in my opinion. I didn't even use it when studying it for my license. Tuition was expensive for each semester. For the amount of money they charged, they should have brought in the parking garage sooner and better quality food. I commuted so I didn't have to stay in the dorms. Overall I give it about a 3.

I am truly appreciative toward this education institution. They have the best staff that you can…read moreencounter. The directors, teachers, trainers and coordinators are the most helpful and informative individuals that you can encounter and they provide assistance and guidance towards the betterment of your education. Attending class is an enjoyable experience, the teachers/professors actually care and show concern and actually actually want you to learn their material. The classes are moderately sized and you are not looked as just a number or another student. St. Augustine helped me accomplish a goal that I was working towards off and on since the early 2000 and now I can actually say, I did it !!!

Friendly onsite staff. Clean rooms, good catering and attentive AV and setup team. Only comment we…read moregot was that the atrium area can be a loud with music and overall echoing

The staff was very accommodating to our changing needs for our conference as our attendees were…read morehigher than anticipated. Mike was fabulous and helped make sure everything was set up as needed

Reviewing the call I had to the counseling/advising department:…read moreDo they even want my money? The woman I spoke with was completely not helpful. She didn't ask me any questions, had no interest in finding out what would interest me or how she could help. Only directed me to find answers to my questions on the website.

Tried to take a traffic school online. Never received the paperwork. They never attempted to call…read moreor email, despite having me include both. Didn't send any reminders or inform me the college has an insanely short window for taking the course. Ended up having to get an extension. When I complained, they made no effort to assist me in fixing the situation, made no apologies, and came off as both rude and entitled. Will actively not participate in any part of the college, even though I probably would not have anyway.

Great adult program if your looking to have your school schedule be compatible with your work…read moreschedule. You go one day a week for 4 hours year round until your program is over. Teachers have great backgrounds in their field because they used to work or still currently work in that field.

Nothing says "professional education" quite like delaying an exam by 2.5 hours because of poor…read morescheduling! The rooms were all "full" and there were not enough laptops. Today's lesson wasn't nursing--it was learning how little some staff members value students' time. Dean Schulte spoke to paying adult students as if we were misbehaving children while we were waiting on a room assignment , while Professor Repavish offered zero apology for a major scheduling error and instead told us to "get used to it" "hope you all didn't plan anything special" and we can "bitch and moan all you want." The nerve and she's the queen of taking away professionalism points even when there was no real reason. Told a student she was wearing nails that week and she wasn't! She's the most unprofessional "I curse like a sailor because im married to one" where is that cute!!?? Not sure if the dismissive behavior is due to the minority being the majority population but it sure feels that way. We're not asking for special treatment. We're asking for respect, accountability, and basic professionalism. If students are expected to conduct themselves professionally, perhaps the same standard should apply to the people running the program.

The university is all around amazing other than instructor Gabriel Stenzel. Highly recommend taking…read moreany class except his.

I had a great 4 years at North Central. The quality of education I received and the friendliness of…read morethe overall experience made an impact. Class sizes are smaller than at many larger schools, so you really get to know your instructors and the fellow students. They also have a very good exchange and international program with lots of opportunities to meet international students on campus or study abroad. Take advantage if you have the opportunity!

Horrible customer service over the phone. I told the lady I had been trying to reach the registrars…read moreoffice for days and she said "I find that hard to believe..." Just snotty.

They victim blame. They shun. They are all about their false image and don't have God's love in…read moretheir hearts. They don't see all their students and former students as equals. I was treated like less than by them while I was there (but didn't do anything but cry when it happened at the time) and was treated even worse years later. I haven't seen God's love from this school except for a very small minority a long time ago. They were supposed to be better than this, but it truly is about their glory and not God's glory. God's love never reached their hearts and actions there. I'm extremely disappointed in them and see they will never truly be life giving until God deals with them and until they truly listen to Him. :(

Wheaton is a really nice campus with a lot of accommodations. I came here this summer with a bunch…read moreof high schoolers for church camp, and the campus/campus staff housed well over 1,500 high school students. The food was outstanding, and the architecture of the buildings on campus is really neat as well. In the cafeteria, there is chocolate milk on tap, so obviously I drank A LOT of chocolate milk. P.S. Check out the Marion E. Wade Center on Campus! One of the coolest museums you can go to, including J.R.R. Tolkien's desk, C.S. Lewis' desk, and the wardrobe that inspired The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe.