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American Intercontinental University
Mislead in the cost to attend the school, wanted money not discussed then billed me after leaving. Ripoff

Aiu-online said grants would pay the cost of school. Aiu would never tell me the cost. I started class then i am told i need about 3,000.00 dollars to continue class. I did not have the money so i had to leave. I was very upset when this happen. Going to class i was very happy because i was ...

American Intercontinental University
False Information and Horrible Tuition costs. Basically lying about how much you'd owe if you drop out ripoff Internet

Hello. I'm writing you because I happen to be one of the students that got ripped off by American Intercontinental University. I guess the best way to continue this letter is to tell you what exactly is going on. Just like another former student, I was lied to about my school finances. First to ...

American Intercontinental University
Rips people off!

AIU was very persistent to sign me up. They called me constantly. I finally gave in and signed up. I jumped through all of their hoops by completing all of their online forms, submitting my tax documents, and completing my FAFSA for financial aid. I asked many times to one of what seemed to be 5 or ...

AIU Online American Intercontinental University
Unethical recruitement practices, ripoff

I am currently a student at AIU Online. I have had issues with their recruitment practices in the past and have went through the proper channels to solve them. I logged on today to check my grades and email. I recieved an email by accident from a director of admissions. Here is a copy and paste of ...

AIU Online
Ripoff over charge

This school is a huge RIP. Look at the fine print I was enrolled but I moved to a real school. Sorry but 2,500 for 1 class that is 5 weeks long is a RIP OFF. It is all a huge scam look else where. ...

AIU And All Career Education Corporation Owned Schools
Deceptive unethical Corporation ex-employee tells how they con prospective students into enrolling into programs

As a previous employee of a couple of Career Educations schools, I have seen and heard how they con prospective students into enrolling into programs. Career Education Corporation (CEC) is deceptive, liars, cheats, take what money they can and they don't process Financial Aid in a timely manner. ...