Amu question for anyone Who has or is attending

[Gahanna45]

I am about to pursue a BA in management At amu and was wondering if anyone had a feedback on courses and instructors also if the degree is beneficial in the civilian word when looking for a job?

[bjcheung77]

I am about to pursue a BA in management At amu and was wondering if anyone had a feedback on courses and instructors also if the degree is beneficial in the civilian word when looking for a job?

Since I was looking at two previous threads in regards to AMU/APU, why not answer this one?
Even though I'm not enrolled or attended AMU/APU, I've looked into them at least a decade ago.

They are a good school, but you need to decide if that's the route you're going for in terms of school or if you want to take UL classes from them.
I highly recommend them for harder to find upper level classes (hard to find UL Arts/Science, etc) if that is your choice.

Looking at your previous posts in regards to Penn Foster, Saylor, Straighterline and Study.com, I think the Big 3 is more for you.
Essentially, APU/AMU only allows 30 credits of non-traditional studies being transferred in whereas the Big 3 allows plenty more.
The main benefit, if I'm guessing, is that you're looking at their ACBSP accreditation and that maybe the reason you chose them.

If you are looking for an ACBSP program, then by all means, good luck with your program at APUS as it's already recognized.
If you're just looking into a BA/BS in Business Admin or Management, then the Big 3 offers options, either one is a great choice.