Anonymous S.
Avoid SCUHS’s online courses
Numerous instances have left me deeply regretting my decision to enroll in this institution. First, contacting the help desk took hours, leaving me frustrated and helpless. Second, administrative responses to emails were painfully slow, taking days for follow-ups. Lastly, the head of the SCU online program deceitfully misled me about reimbursement—a betrayal of trust that left me disillusioned. These experiences underscore my grievances with the administration. Moreover, the lackluster efforts of the professors exacerbated my dissatisfaction. Instead of offering original insights, they merely regurgitated textbook material, leaving exam and homework expectations misaligned. For instance, while statistics homework necessitated the use of Excel and a scientific calculator, Exam 1 instructions forbade their use, causing confusion and unnecessary stress. Following the exam, the professor only fleetingly acknowledged his error regarding the exam instructions, briefly mentioning that scientific calculators were permitted. However, defensively, he asserted that the exam could be completed without a calculator. Furthermore, the evident struggles of my online peers mirrored my own discontent. As weeks passed, discussion board participation dwindled from approximately ten students to a mere two to four—a clear indicator of widespread dissatisfaction. It's evident that SCU prioritizes profit, making it imperative to steer clear of this money-grabbing program.



