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Comment on AJU's New Commercial

Rick Francis — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 15:37:10 GMT

Great commercial.

Comment on Serving those who serve us

Rick Francis — Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:41:30 GMT

Excellent program that is geared to those who matter the most. Thanks AJU

Comment on Century of the Entrepreneur

ELLY GUMERA — Wed, 04 Jun 2008 09:34:46 GMT

GETTING EDUCATION A MUST:
Taking my MBA online course at AJU, has contributed to my professional career growth with the City of Winter Garden. I have greatly enhanced my views and opinions about what we do and what we try to achieve.
Thank you AJU for continuing to develop professionals like me. More Power :)

ELLY GUMERA

Comment on Welcome to the new AJU Blog!

Rick Francis — Sun, 01 Jun 2008 19:12:56 GMT

First, I would like to send a heart felt “Thank You” to Andrew Jackson University, its professors/faculty and Mr. Don and Mrs. Tammy Kassner. Being honored as AJU’s Medallion Winner was a wonderful award and accomplishment.

Attending the Distance Education and Training Council's (DETC) annual meeting in Boston, Massachusetts was a pleasant experience. Not only was it great being honored as Andrew Jackson University’s Outstanding Graduate but more importantly, meeting some of the people behind AJU was enlightening.

After spending several years working on my graduate degree it was an honor to meet Mr. And Ms. Kassner of AJU. They are dynamic people dedicated to making sure AJU students get the most out of their experience and get a quality and fully accredited education during their studies.

Thank you AJU for providing a quality education that was challenging, yet manageable and flexible. It has given me the confidence to excel in my career and prepare for future leadership in law enforcement.

Respectfully,
Rick Francis

Comment on Your Economic Stimulus Rebate...

Jacki — Mon, 12 May 2008 08:35:27 GMT

I have paid off existing debt!

Comment on Welcome to the new AJU Blog!

Joe S — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 08:19:46 GMT

Yes, it's a good idea to honor the students who have achieved the rigorous requirements necessary to earn a degree. I sugest that the ceremony be held at the hilltop club in Birmingham.