University of Arkansas Grantham

"If I could leave 0 stars I would. I asked to take 8 weeks off, I got told that if I took 8 weeks off. I would loose credit for some of my classes, I would have to re-enroll, deal with new tuition costs etc. The student advisors are rude, instructors are absent minded and don't care. This school is nothing but money hungry, as long as you are paying they don't care about anything else. Find a better school to go too! Don't waste your time nor money."

"Worst experience with online school EVER!!! While is not ideal to fail a class things happen. They make you pay for books all over again even though you still are able to access your old book. Student advisors are a joke. If you haven’t already enrolled STAY AWAY!!!!"

"I was an applicant for admissions. I sent them an email in the very beginning to let them know to never call me, because I am autistic, so phone calls need to be planned in advance. I told them that unplanned phone calls are very hard for me, as an autistic person, and need this accommodation. They still called me everyday. Finally, I decided to answer and they immediately called me by the wrong name. The school asks for a preferred name, which I gave to them, since I am a transgender person who does not go by my legal name. Upon answering the phone, I let them know the correct name and my correct pronouns. I also let them know that I did email the school to cease and desist all phone calls, because I am unable to handle phone calls I am not prepared for. I found out, this was a call center, these aren't folks at a brick and mortar institute in Arkansas. The representative called me 'disrespectful' all because I corrected my name, pronouns and let them know not to call me without prior arrangements. This is both transphobic and ableist, ableist because I do not choose to be autistic. I was born with autism. I cannot help that I need everything planned. I need accommodations and the UoA Grantham call center representative told me, an autistic person, that I was disrespectful for asking for accommodations. The representative started interrupting me and raising their voice at me and I nearly went into an autistic meltdown so I had to say "cease and desist and cancel my enrollment" and I hung up and blocked their phone number. This was the worst experience I have ever had with any university. I have a disability and needed a simple accommodation to not be called. Email me instead. Other admissions reps from other universities have been very accommodating when I mention all the same information. Those schools have made sure to not call me unless we plan a phone call in advance, which has been done by email. UoA Grantham does not respect autistic nor transgender individuals so I do not recommend applying here if you are disabled or LGBTQIA+."

"I graduated with my Bachelor's Degree in Business Management (Nov. 2019), my experience with Grantham University has been a very positive one. But, you have to manage your time, do the assigned work, and engage with your peers in your class. I am currently enrolled at Grantham again for my Master's Degree in Leadership. This college worked with me in every category. My student adviser was there for me anytime and went the extra mile to ensure I was successful. Overall the professor's are fair, but you have to communicate if you have any concerns with the course. I liked the on-line format with this college, Veteran Friendly!"

"Great School. Really a help to Military and Military Vets. Student adviser was constantly in touch...even by text. Teachers understand the demands of people who have family, jobs and surprise life events. They work with you to help you stay on track. I have attended over 6 other colleges and universities since high school and found Grantham was the place I was able to finish even though I lived in other countries, moved, changed jobs etc. I earned my AA, BS and will be Graduating with my MBA in September. My only regret is that I didn't find Grantham University sooner in life and have all of these new doors open to me. I am now a great example to my children and I can hold my head very high when someone reads my resume. They always thank me for my service. I wish there was a PHD program because I will miss my weekly mad scramble to get my work done by Sundays and Tuesdays. Thank you Grantham... I am very proud to be an Alumni!! Hooah!!"