Sullivan University

Deja Rowe (10.11.2017 08:29)
I'm finally almost finished! Looking back on it, I kind of wish that I looked into more schools before I chose Sullivan. I'm sure that I could have found a better one to attend.

Financial planning screwed everything up for me almost the whole time I've attended the school. They took my book credit away almost every quarter (without telling me), which caused me to have to take out more loans because I couldn't pay out of pocket. I didn't have the money to do so. I also owe them money now and can't receive my diploma until I pay all of it because they messed up my financial package.

I also had a lot of problems with housing that I'm not gonna go into, but it really sucked and I ended up going home to finish my degree online because of it.

Sudheer Daddam (30.09.2017 06:09)
A Private University and a rip off

If you are planning to study here and if you don't have a student loan make sure you stop right there. Each credit is more expensive than any other private university that offers same course with same quality. Better choose University of Kentucky if you can make it

lida bunton (26.04.2017 16:33)
All was fine to get my daughter in the school/program then as the semesters went by things became worse and worse when it came to help with the Financial office. The bookstore is not convenient at all for students who have night & weekend classes.
The person responsible for helping plan my daughters final semester did not give her enough hours, no one bothered to inform her she trusted the schedule she was given because this was the persons job, now they are trying to say we owe $1,000.00 more dollars because she didn't take enough hours to have her scholarship???? I have called, was told they straightened it out and would give her a grant/write it off, YET when she went to get her certificate they said we owed money and no one knew anything about the grant so they will not let her have her certificate of completion?? I HATE THIS SCHOOL AND ALL BE WARNED!!!!!
Be warned, they will be so nice and helpful to sucker you in after that you are left hanging they are no help what so ever.

Curtis Martin (06.04.2017 07:02)
I'm a former student from Lexington, Ky. Good luck being able to take your core classes you need in the classroom. I waited 6 semesters for them to offer the 4 core classes I needed to finish my senior year. They never did offer them and eventually I gave up. They would tell me next semester we will offer your last classes but never would offer them. I would never recommend this school to anyone unless your ok taking your toughest and most important classes online. I should have never gone to for profit college looking back at it. I was in Marketing which there is no excuse why they wouldn't be offer my final core classes. I can't justify the debt I'm in for just an Associates degree. If I could give a half a star I would have!

A Google User (01.04.2017 11:43)
I am currently studying IT through Sullivan University. The classes I took during my three quarters on the campus were not bad. I liked them. My only complaints are about financial planning and housing. My problem with housing was the main reason why I actually switched to online.

So let's start with financial planning. I only got about $300 or so in book credit to begin with, but most people got around $600. The $300 was not enough to cover my books for my first quarter so I ended up having to pay out of pocket a little bit. After that, my book credit stopped renewing (It was supposed to renew every quarter). I had to pay for all of my books out of pocket for my second quarter. At the end of my second quarter, I was gonna go ahead and buy my books for my third quarter so I could make sure that I had them on the first day of the winter 2016 quarter. I couldn't because my book credit did not renew again, so I went to financial planning and I ended up having to take out a $500 loan in order to get my books. I only used half of it during the winter 2016 quarter so I had close to $250 left. Once it was towards the end of the quarter, I went to order my books on the online bookstore so I was preared for the spring 2017 quarter. The remaining $250 had disappeared so once again, I was not able to buy my books. I went to financial planning and they told me that I lost my scholarship because my GPA reached below a 2.5, so they took away my book credit to make up the lost amount, but the thing is, my GPA never went below a 2.5. It was a 3.17 that quarter. And they didn't even bother to tell me ahead of time and that they were going to take my money out of my account to make up for it. They did not consult with me about the issue nor did I even have a hold on my account or an alert of any kind that showed up on the student portal.

Now on to housing. It was great during my first quarter. I got along with my roommates really well and everything was fine, but during my second quarter, I got new roommates (both culinary students with more money than what I had). Right as soon as they moved in, I noticed that my food was going missing so I started writing my name all over my things. Next, they invited over their friends and they stayed over until around about 2 or 3 in thE morning (visiting hours are over at 11 pm on school nights and midnight on weekends). All of them were really loud and obnoxious and they all ate my food. By the next day, I had almost no food left. This went on for the whole quarter and then finally, one of them moved somewhere else. It got a little quieter and my things weren't going missing anymore, but at about the middle of the quarter, I had a few things go missing again, but this time it was stuff that my parents let me borrow and it made me angry that someone had stolen my parents' things so I went to the student life coordinator and she said she'd talk to my roommate about it. Nothing ever happened. Later on, my roommate had brought the RA up to the apartment and gave her this big sob story about the things being her great grandfather's or whatever. She fake cried. She got her way and she got to keep my stuff.

I swear they pick favorites in housing. They only pick you if you're rich, in culinary, are pregnant, or a combination of the three.
And more people than just me have said that. I've had friends in housing with similar experiences as well.

But other than that, Sullivan's not too bad. I would just be cautious if you're having to move into housing.

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