Aurora University

This review is for the office management. About 4 years ago I was (luckily) nominated as volunteer academic advisor to my brother's courses at COD. The experience was so mind-boggling that I often pondered if the (actual)(paid) advisors at COD were alien bodies sent from a galaxy eons away, with hands made of oblique shapes that prohibited them from communicating at anything more then a snails pace or even at all. So when this week I ventured into another email adventure with AU, I was astonished at the efficiency. Response was within one day & with all the info I needed. Thank you so much!

Admission processing gets all fingers/hands down to this University!! 0 stars, i had to put 1 for the post would go thru! If your not a criminal and have some college credits,,, the admission process with this university will make you think you are wanted for the worst crime!! Admistration rep leaves you hanging on with late or no responses. Terrible!👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾👎🏾

Not many recent reviews here. I got my BSN here. The school is a smaller private university. My classes 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.