Ashworth College

I attended Ashworth College in 2012 and graudated in 2014 with an Associates in Criminal Justice. Ashworth College allowed me to grow in the Law Enforcement Field. Because of Ashworth , i am earning over a six figure salary. Ashworth is a Nationally Accredited insititution, it is not a fake school and you can achieve success by going to Ashworth College. However, you must know your limitations. If you have the ambition of joining an IVY league school after Asworth than Ashworth may not be the right... Read More school.

Ashworth College is a great school for many reasons. I'm a disabled veteran, low income and single father, yet I was able to finally complete the undergraduate certificate in business management recently. Practically no time constraints with the program, affordable, accredited, friendly faculty and staff, always able to help you if needed with anything, and the programs are accepted nation wide and valued by employers. I have a learning disability and I was able to graduate. Great school, they do... Read More not discriminate against anyone for any reason unlike some other colleges. If you want to better yourself, enroll in Ashworth College.

I see a lot of comments on inability to transfer credits. I am currently in the process of transferring my completed AA to ECPI university for a medical associates program and the school has an actual list of credits they will accepts from Ashworth which just so happen to be the core prerequisite classes pre-program. I love that it was self paced. this really allowed me to handle going back to school after a long time, in my own way. The price is unbeatable! If you do want to transfer it might not... Read More be transferrable to a local/state college, but they do work with a few colleges and you can look up colleges as well, that's how I found one moderate distance from me. It also helped that I completed my AA before transferring, so in the end I'll have an AA and an AS in DMS. When you pick your electives, pick more core of a group than anything else, or look up the college you want to go to after and see what prerequisites they have and see if there is a comparable one. You can transfer, you just have to do your research since this is Nationally accredited.

I was disappointed with the Payroll Clerk program. I enrolled thinking it would be similar to the American Payroll Association's PayTrain payroll training course where you start off learning basics for payroll calculation and terminology. Payroll Clerk is somewhat of a deceiving title because the course centered primarily on payroll manager's responsibilities or issues. I am a tax preparer and I took the class as a refresher course because payroll and income taxes go hand-in-hand. Payroll Clerk went... Read More too far into managerial issues for me; my objective for taking the course was not met. Also, I was disappointed when taking the final how antiquated the format to input data was--most important a form which was needed did not work or was just not there--and that reduced my grade. Ashworth is not recognized by the Department of Education, so you do not get a form 1098-T for education credits. The local community college in my area has a PayTrain Payroll training course and the price is similar to Ashworth's Payroll Clerk program. PayTrain would have been a better fit for my needs.

Great school so far!! I really didn’t want to write a review like everyone else that just wrote about their personal problems, and not the course material in general. The course is easy to access, and I love the fact that there is an app for the textbook. I also like the fact that you can transfer previous earned credits from other colleges. This is a great course for someone on a budget. The textbook is very detailed, and has lots of possibilities for note taking, and you can create your own flash... Read More cards within the textbook app. So far , so good on this program.