depends on the professor.everything else... sure

AU has lots of academic and social programs that really help students get the most out of their education, but you have to be proactive and go out to find them. This university really prides itself in having one of the highest percentages of graduating students with a job and they do everything they can to keep up that reputation, so they really make sure that all students are fully prepared to enter the workforce after graduating. They host career fairs, help you write your resume and cover letters, tell you what to wear, practice interviewing skills, and provide lots of networking and internship connections. If you take advantage of these opportunities, you'll be set do enter the field you chose.

AMU keeps their rates and fees minimal so that it is an affordable education for thier military members. Military TA would cover several classes a FY.

If you can find a job quickly, it is worth it. From what I heard, many students come out with at least $30K in student loans. The housing is expensive and not to my standards. The food plans are expensive, but convenient, although I prefer cooking for myself. It's cheaper and I know what's in it.

At American University you'll study alongside many foreign students. The different perspectives and experience with them is a serious advancement when comparing your college experience with other colleges. American University's staff as well as it's student body is composed of many citizens from other countries.