I signed up for WIU in I was working part-time, and a pregnant single Mom. I started classes in August had my Daughter in July. Shortly after we had to move out of state and back in with my parents. I called the school, told them that I was having family issues and needed to stop attending for a ...
I started going to college in 2006. My first college was Eastern Arizona College, and it was great. It was also very affordable, and my credits transferred over smoothly to my next university. I left the college, because my sister and brother in law were working for University of Phoenix. It seemed ...
I enrolled with WIU to further my education. When I talked to the counselor I told him that I was a single mom working a full time job. My main concern was if I would have the time to do the classes. He assured me that all I would have to do is post or go to the online classes 3 times a week. Of ...
I am a current student of the school. I wish I were not. It has been far too difficult to keep afloat. First, you are promised that you can get a degree online, and you do not have to be online all the time. This is true, EXCEPT for the fact that you have to spend countless hours studying and ...
The financial aid department of this institution was extremely neglectful in the handling of my student loans and Pell grant money. Everything went fine for the first two blocks (four classes) I had a 3.8 GPA. Then when it came time for my second grant disbursement they gave every excuse why I had ...
After signing into and taking a loan out to pay for the onlline Western Internation University Associate program through the University of Phoenix. Completing 4 blocks of courses (8 classes) the University tranfered my Associate program to another school called Axia college another online college. ...