Would you consider AMU a good school? Would you recommend it?

Without a doubt would recommend this school. Classes are easy to access and the website is easy to navigate unlike other schools. I am a few classes away from my associates.

I completed my BA through AMU and currently finishing my first graduate level course. I recommend AMU not only because they are regionally accredited but because the professors are quality educators and the material is equally if not harder than the traditional brick and mortar university.

I just finished my BS in Legal Studies from AMU. Definitely recommend them. Planning to start on my Master's from them soon.

It’s very military friendly. The course work is fairly easy. I enjoyed it.

I think it is great! I did it the hard way. I spent 3 years at the university of Phoenix (NEVER go there no matter what) before I heard about AMU. I transferred but multiple UOP courses did not transfer. I sucked it up and pushed through and will graduate 29 May 2016 (after two more classes) with a BA in Emergency Management / Disaster Management

I have my bachelors in psychology from there.. And now working on my masters from there as well.

AMU is great. I've heard nothing but great things. Whether it's a good school is a subjective question, but if it has regional accreditation, that's a huge consideration. Schools that understand what active duty service members go through are extremely valuable. Military/vet friendly schools are out there and that's a good thing. I'm very satisfied with my experience with another outstanding military friendly school, Excelsior College.

I'm currently going to AMU and I love it. The professors work well with the students and are very knowledgeable. I'm looking forward and continuing my graduate studies through AMU after I complete my undergraduate.

AMU is an excellent online school!

I took a few classes at AMU and I actually liked the school a lot. It was to finish my CCAF but overall it was a great experience. No idea if I'd get a BS or MS through them though.