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Aurora University Reviews

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  • 9 out of 9 people found this review useful.

    Becca from Illinois

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    Am learning a lot

    If you take the time to work towards good grades, your professors will too. They truly care about your success.

    Am enjoying being here

    I have never had this much fun before. I enjoy every day living on campus, being with friends and just overall having a good time. It is a stress-free environment, making it easy for me to have fun while still maintaining a 3.7 GPA.

    Bang for the buck

    As soon as you're accepted, AU gives you any scholarships you are eligible for, without having to do any extra work. By filling out an application, you are applying for enrollment as well as scholarships.

    Tips for prospective students

    I recommend visiting AU on more than one occasion so that you can see a little more variety in the school, and to go on a nice, sunny day, because if you go on a rainy day it will ruin the whole experience. Don't be afraid to ask questions; the faculty as well as the students are some of the nicest people I have ever met. The faculty is very understanding and willing to help, and the students are very accepting. I was surprised at how friendly the entire campus is.

    Great for these types of students

    Aurora University is great for students who are looking for a smaller school and more personalized learning. It is much easier to establish a teacher-student relationship and also to get to know your classmates. I would not recommend this school to students who just want to go to school to party, like at a state college, or to those who like busy city life.

  • 5 out of 5 people found this review useful. 1 person found this inaccurate.

    Wanda from Ottawa, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    Am learning a lot

    I am a non traditional student who transferred from a community college. The education is wonderful, the professors challenge the students and the education is all the better for it. When you leave you will be prepared.

    Am enjoying being here

    I love AU, but as a senior with an internship I do not have alot of time for the extras. As of now AU does not offer any classes on-line. As a non traditional student with a family that is the one thing I would like to see even if only for the gen. ed classes.

    Bang for the buck

    AU is a private school, but if you qualify for scholarships and grants it isn't bad. The classes are small and you get individual attention from the professors. They can call you by name within a few classes periods. AU offers amazing teachers and a quality education that you can be proud of.

    Tips for prospective students

    Apply for every scholarship you can. Meet with the counselors to make sure you are on track, as well as to discuss the many program opportunities. Plan a visit before making your decision.

    Great for these types of students

    AU is great but if you are looking for the big university town and experience this is not for you. Aurora University is located within a short drive to Chicago, but we are a small community in a mid -sized rural area. If you want a place to call home... AU is for you!

  • 1 out of 1 people found this review useful.

    Christina from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A past student here.

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    Did learn a lot

    In order to learn a lot, you have to put in a lot of work. For some classes it was easy because I had good teachers and the material was interesting. For other classes, you really have to work at it.

    Did enjoy being here

    The only reason I put 3 stars is because I'm one of those people who need to be constantly entertained or I lose interest. Most of the teachers are the best I have ever had, the other students are extremely nice and open, and the classes, for the most part, are interesting. I just did not find enough activities to keep me entertained.

    Bang for the buck

    It is a fantastic school for the money. You get a great education and make life long friends and every one knows about AU. My boss at work has a daughter who went there, my doctor and her entire family went there, even random people on the street or in stores that you talk to have either went there, or they know people who went there. It is a very well known school because of how much people loved it there.

    Tips for prospective students

    Try to get involved as much as you can and always talk to teachers if you need help. It is really hard to catch up on work once you fall behind. If you ever get confused, go to your teacher during their office hours and they will be more than willing to help.

    Great for these types of students

    Small campus lovers rejoice!! This campus is a big rectangle so it is impossible to get lost and it takes about 5 minutes to walk from one corner of the campus to the other which is great in winter. The Spartan Spot is the perfect place to hang with friends and there are always people playing games on the Quad.

  • 1 out of 1 people found this review useful.

    From Montgomery, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    Am learning a lot

    Right now I am a Junior at AU majoring in Health Science. I am taking many science classes and am learning a lot! I love my classes and the professors are great. They motivate you to do your best, and are people you can trust. Do not be afraid to ask questions because they are more than happy to answer them for you :)

    Am enjoying being here

    Being able to attend AU is awesome. Right now I'm involved with the Latin American Student Organization. Being part of this organization has helped me make new friends and be involved on campus. The university is small and has a nice cozy environment. During the nice sunny days you'll enjoy walking to your classes and watching the nice scenery.

    Bang for the buck

    If you are in need of financial aid and have a good GPA, AU will give you financial aid to help you out with tuition. So far most of the classes that I've taken are science classes, and those are saturated with a lot of information. Professors won't give up until the students have learned the material. Professors have office hours where a student can go to their office and ask questions about the lectures and things they don't understand. The class sizes are small, which means professors have more time for you.

    Tips for prospective students

    For students interested in AU, I would recommend them to visit the university. They should ask questions about the university and helpful resources. If you are interested in a sport or club, you should definitely join one or more.

    Great for these types of students

    Great for people interested in a small private university. AU is located in a suburban are which is usually quiet and stress free. AU is also located close to Chicago, so if you would like to visit Chicago just take the Metra.

  • 1 out of 1 people found this review useful.

    Melissa from Joliet, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    Am learning a lot

    Aurora University provides a unique experience. Students are not only taught book knowledge, but learn to think independently. The IDS courses really force you to explore your own beliefs, and it is refreshing to see students opening up about their opinions, even if they are different from other students in the class.

    Am enjoying being here

    There is so much to get involved in on campus. This is a major draw for me, because as a commuter student who lives alone, if there were no activities on campus, I would be spending a lot of time sitting around at home. There are over 60 student organizations, that range from Games Club to Scrapbooking Club to Sororities to Psychology Club. I am an active member of the Activities Programming Board, which is in charge of contracting musicians, comedians, magicians, hypnotists, and other events to come to campus. I am also involved in Circle K, as well as LEAD a leadership training program on campus. The best part is, every activity is free for students. If you are bored on this campus it is because you are not attending events. We also have many sports including Baseball, Football, Tennis, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball, and new this year: Lacrosse.

    Bang for the buck

    I feel that I am getting a pretty strong education here. I am a social work student, and all the upper level major requirements are taught by full time faculty. You will never meet a Teacher's Assistant on this campus. Some of the general education classes however, are taught by adjunct professors who are not always the best prepared. Also I mentioned before that all student activities are free for students who only pay a $50 activity fee. The campus food is relatively expensive though, with meals costing $5 with a meal plan, and $6 without.

    Tips for prospective students

    Get involved on campus. There is an office of student activities in the Spartan Spot (student hangout with food made to order, a tv and a pool table) this is the place to go to to find out about any student organization, or even create your own! Getting involved helps you meet new people, and also is helpful for meeting non-teaching faculty that may help you in the future with recommendations. It is important to get involved early to build your resume, especially if you plan on getting an internship. I am actively involved in two student organizations, attend school as a full-time student, and work part-time on campus. It has really helped me.

    Great for these types of students

    AU is great for students that are intimidated by large state schools. Classes are small, with my largest one consisting of only 30 students. Also, this campus is great for students who like to make a difference in the community. There are so many activities and organizations that are active in helping members of the community. In addition there is a student government (AUSA) that helps make changes happen on campus itself. This school is great for people who want to leave a legacy.

  • 1 out of 1 people found this review useful.

    Sadira from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    Am learning a lot

    Aside from a decent amount of work, it is hard to fall behind with teachers as caring as the ones here. Every time I step foot in a classroom I leave knowing more and understanding more than I came in knowing. The teaching is magnificent, and the things we learn in class are applicable to our careers and everyday life.

    Am enjoying being here

    Aurora University is a wonderful institution. Aside from caring teachers, the students are a great group as well. There is something for everyone. Aurora University is full of diversity and is trying in every way to make everyone feel as comfortable and at home as possible. I have met some of the best students here and made very good friends.

    Bang for the buck

    Although Aurora University could use more on campus activities, educationally Aurora University does the teaching job perfectly. With the student to teacher ratio being so small teachers actually build relationships with students and really care about their grades and success.

    Tips for prospective students

    Don't come to this school to play games. It is not tolerated, these teachers are on a mission and will do everything in their power to help you succeed!

    Great for these types of students

    This school is great for students who like small classrooms and one on one attention. It is great for students who want to build a relationship with the teacher and who may need help or the extra push.

  • 1 out of 1 people found this review useful.

    Vanessa from Elk Grove Village, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    Am learning a lot

    This is a place that encourages whatever style of learning that you have. It also has many teachers who are willing to take the time with you one on one to help you grasp the subject better. As well as a tutoring center that make a schedule with you and make help available.

    Am enjoying being here

    The people here are friendly and willing to make friends. The campus is small enough to recognize many faces and has plenty of places to go study.

    Bang for the buck

    You definitely get your moneys worth and with it being a private school you definitely get plenty of assistance you need. You also get to go on trips like to six flags or musicals for free when you pay the activities fee at the beginning of the year. Unlimited trips for $50 a semester

    Tips for prospective students

    If you do come here take advantage of everything that is offered it will make your experience here worth it.

    Great for these types of students

    Great for people who like small settings, the campus is small the class sizes and it gives off a friendly feeling.

  • Brissa from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    The school has a small class size which is awesome. They provide help with writing papers and tutoring which is great. Its a great university for students that are focused and dedicated.

    Tips for prospective students

    Do not take your syllabus for granted. Try to keep ahead or on time with your reading and assignments. If you are a commuter get to class early because the parking lot is always full.

    Academic Rigor

    You need to keep a good gpa or you will get put on probation or possibly kicked out of the university. Some majors require a certain gpa so check that out before you pick your major.

    Dorm Life

    I never lived in the dorms but I have heard that its fun. The only down is sharing the bathrooms. I guess some students are disgusting..

    Food and Dining

    They have great food and a awesome snack cart!

    What to do for fun

    Aurora, Illinois has many places to visit. There are parks and museums. Also Chicago is only an hour away. The university also provides entertainment. Comedians, musicians and many guest speakers come to give us a show. The spartan spot is where students can get food, watch tv, go online, and play pool.

    Bang for the buck

    For a private university the cost is not so bad.

    Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus

    There is a museum on campus. It show cases native american culture.

    Great for these types of students

    Dedicated, love sports, like small class sizes.

    Clubs and Activities

    There are many clubs at the university that everyone can join. I am most familiar with the students for wellness club. They help around the community and volunteer in shelters.

    Greek Life

    There are a few sororities on campus. In not involved.

    Campus Safety

    Campus safely is very helpful and always around!

  • Youssef from Peoria, IL

    Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.

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    In three sentences

    The campus has a unique outside environment.
    Classroom sizes are small and sufficient for students.
    Many opportunities for internships.

    Tips for prospective students

    Make sure you have plenty of internships and opportunities to further your education while still in school.

    Academic Rigor

    Not too hard but there will be challenges just like anywhere else.

    Dorm Life

    There are several new dorms that just recently opened.

    Food and Dining

    There are many different cafeterias and lounges to eat and converse all around campus.

  • Daphne from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    Aurora University is a small campus, which creates a more comfortable environment and makes an overall great school. There are many clubs and organizations that can be joined and created to benefit the students at a whole. AU does as much as they can to help students and make sure that no one is left behind.

    Academic Rigor

    Aurora University is not easy academically, but there are services here to help those who need it. AU concentrates a lot on writing, therefore many papers are written for a variety of classes. With the help of services like the Center for Teaching and Learning, tutors, and meetings with professors, those papers may not be too bad..

    Dorm Life

    I have never dormed, so I may not be the best judge at this. I have heard that dorming at Aurora University is not bad, but it isn't great either. Only the people who live at the dorm can enter the building by sliding their ID's at the front door, which does add security. Friends can still enter but only if a resident opens the door for them.

    Food and Dining

    There are three main places for buying food on campus. One is the cafeteria, where you pay for your meal at the door and then have as much food as you like when you get in. For those hungry people, the cafeteria may be the best for your stomach and your wallet. For those that just want a sensible meal, The Spot is open until very late at night and sell good food. Along with this, The Spot also has entertainment like a TV, pool table, Foosball, and a friendly environment. For those in a hurry, the food cart is also available by selling food that can be eaten on the go for those almost late to class or for just a snack.

    Campus Safety

    I have been at AU for a year and nothing bad has ever happened. Everyday you will most likely pass at least one of the campus security officers walking around campus and making sure that everything is okay. They also provide some services like walking you to and from your dorm, or any other building on campus, if it is really late and dark outside. Also, only residents of the campus have access to the dorms, so no intruder would be able to walk in there.

  • Megan from Oswego, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    Aurora University is a great accredited college that offers not just undergraduate degrees but also graduate and doctoral degrees as well. I achieved my undergrad in Social Work here and am enrolled in their graduate program. I would give Aurora University a 10 out of 10 because it has a beautiful campus and the professors care for each students success.

    Tips for prospective students

    College is not easy, be prepared for endless papers and hours studying, they are merely preparing you for your future careers, and this writer believes that nothing is worth it unless one works hard for it.

    Academic Rigor

    Aurora University really pushes their students to do well. In certain classes a student needs to earn a C or better to move on or that class needs to be retaken. The University also offers Advance Standing programs or a more fast paced program for degrees of those with higher GPA's.

    Dorm Life

    I am a commuter.

    Food and Dining

    The food that is served in the cafeteria is restaurant quality food. Each day they offer a buffet of different meals.

    What to do for fun

    The school has many clubs and organizations. Also there is a Fun Center down the road from the school.

  • Jericha from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    It is a very small campus, and has a small-town feel to it. You cannot walk across campus without spotting several people you know. AU has small class sizes, and professors who are generally understanding of students' needs.

    Tips for prospective students

    If you are able, join the honors program. It offers the most challenging, interesting classes. Get involved! It makes college a much more satisfying experience.

    Academic Rigor

    It varies. General Education courses are sometimes obnoxiously easy. High level classes and honors classes, however, are satisfactorily challenging.

    Dorm Life

    I don't live in the dorms.

    Food and Dining

    I don't mind the food, but I have heard complaints from other students.

    What to do for fun

    Activities Programming Board provides many on-campus events. Comedians, hypnotists, musicians, etc. are a lot of fun!

    Great for these types of students

    Students from small towns. The intimacy is great. However, students who grew up in cities with a lot of activities often complain of being bored.

    Campus Safety

    Campus safety is a joke. A few times, there were attempted kidnappings near campus, and all students received warning e-mails. Beyond that, they really don't do anything.

  • Mike from Naperville, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    It is a great place. The professors are great. It feels like home.

  • Anna from Oswego, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    it is a great school and the teachers and staff are extremely helpful. they really do try to help you in every way that they can.they have so many great opprotunities at this school.

    Tips for prospective students

    be sure to make appointments far ahead of time for registration. if you need help and are having trouble in a class talk to your teacher or go to the library to get help. everyone is very willing and ready to help students.

    Dorm Life

    i am not sure as i do not live in the dorms.

    Food and Dining

    i have not yet eaten in the cafeteria.

    What to do for fun

    there are many opprotunities on campus to watch comedians, plays, and they have speakers all the time.

    Clubs and Activities

    they have tons of activities on campus.

    Campus Safety

    they are very helpful and are around all the time.

  • Michelle from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    au is very accessible. the professors are supportive and helpful. coming to school here has been a great experience so far.

  • Sarah from Geneva, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    aurora university has low student to teacher ratio, but they are not flexible with non traditional students. as a single mother of three i find it exceedingly difficult to work with au in order to complete my degree. the professors seem to think they are only dealing with 18-22 year olds who live on campus and have no real troubles. they are unwilling to work with someone having an actual real life crisis in order to accomodate completing their degree. it is quite unfortunate considering the growing rate of single parents and the state of our economy.

    Tips for prospective students

    look for a college that offers online classes as well in case emergencies come up. that way your aren't limited to dropping out.

    Academic Rigor

    no comments.

    Dorm Life

    would not know

    What to do for fun

    there isn't much. casinos or bars are all thats around there.

    Great for these types of students

    excellent school if your parents pay your tuition and you don't need to work and do not forsee any real crisis happening in your life.

  • Anton from Chicago, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    nice school but just not enough to offer to students.

    Tips for prospective students

    know what you want to do in life and where you want to go and decide early if au is that platform for you.

    Academic Rigor

    they expect alot

    Dorm Life

    outdated for such an expensive school.

    Food and Dining

    poor

    What to do for fun

    aurora is such a small town there really isn't much to do; you have to find entertainment.

  • LITH

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    there are many challenging situations when attending this university. different individuals aspire to learn more at aurora university. you gain a lot from here whether it is friends or experience.

    Tips for prospective students

    when getting that letter, come and take a look for youself, talk to future teachers, current students, and future advisors to see if au is for you.

    Academic Rigor

    there are teachers that want to challenge you and to show you what the atmosphere may be like once you graduate however, there are some that wants you to have fun in learning something new.

    Dorm Life

    depending on what dorm you live in, the environment will always be different but there are always people there for you when you need it.

    Food and Dining

    the ecelptic varieties of food will always make you want to try something new.

    What to do for fun

    there are many different clubs, extra cirrular activities, and places to explore.

    Bang for the buck

    no matter where you go, the money may be a lot but it all will be worth it once you graduate and find that job.

    Great for these types of students

    we have an excellent nursing program as well as business for those who are aspiring to be in these careers.

    Clubs and Activities

    get involved!

    Greek Life

    there are only a couple greek life clubs that caters to specific ethnic groups but naturally, everyone is welcome!

    Campus Safety

    there has been recent activity around campus but campus safety tries their best to let us know when something is or has occurred.

  • Mackenzie from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    i like the school alot, though it took some getting used to. most of my teachers are great, though some are awful!

    Tips for prospective students

    study, and don't put things off till the last minute.

    Academic Rigor

    it is pretty difficult, some classes more so then others.

    Dorm Life

    the dorms are small, but the people are great!

    Food and Dining

    the cafeteria isn't great, the only thing i like in it is the sandwich and salad bar. the spot is fantastic!

    What to do for fun

    chicago is just a short train ride away, the outlet mall is a ten minute drive.

    Bang for the buck

    really affordable, they are really helpful with scholarships!

    Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus

    the spot is great for getting food!

    Great for these types of students

    people looking into nursing, business, or teaching!

    Clubs and Activities

    i really don't know much about the clubs or activities.

    Greek Life

    they have greek life, but it's very small and not very fun.

    Campus Safety

    they have registered cops patrolling at all times.

  • Kathryn from Naperville, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    the professors are always so helpful and clear. the homework load can be a bit intimidating, but it makes all the tests a lot easier. i never come out of a class feeling like i don't learn anything.

    Tips for prospective students

    the campus is small and everyone is very friendly. it is important to go to every class, otherwise you'll miss a lot.

    What to do for fun

    between classes, i usually go to the spot with a couple friends. its a great place to just hang out and grab a bite to eat between classes.

    Bang for the buck

    i have recieved many scholarships from aurora. although it is a private school, the tuition is at a state school price. college alone is very expensive, and aurora will work with you in any financial situation.

    Great for these types of students

    if you learn the best with powerpoint/white board lectures and taking notes in a notebook, this school is for you.

    Campus Safety

    always so friendly and helpful!

  • Krystal from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    great school to attend. small class sizes gives me more of an opportunity to get one on one contact with the instructors. the instructors that i have had are very knowledgeable on what they teach.

    Tips for prospective students

    make sure to attend class and read your assignment before going to class and you will do great.

    Academic Rigor

    i take difficult classes, but as long as i do all the required work ahead of time, i have done really well in my classes.

    Dorm Life

    does not apply.

    Food and Dining

    starbucks available.

    What to do for fun

    do not live on campus. but i do enjoy attending the football games.

    Bang for the buck

    well worth the money.

    Great for these types of students

    people who are dedicated to their studies and want to become a professional in their major.

    Campus Safety

    campus police always available and seen driving around.

  • Melissa from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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    In three sentences

    aurora university is a great college to attend and i would give it an 8 out of 10. the student to teacher ratio is low which allows teachers to actually get to know their students and take care in their academics on a more personal level. the campus has a friendly and inviting atmosphere and is always open to critique if there is something they can do better.

    Tips for prospective students

    the most important part about being a college student is getting involved on campus. if you are involved on campus, you take a personal stock in your college career. students that are apart of organizations and have jobs on or off of campus tend to have higher time management skills and are happier on campus.

    Academic Rigor

    classes are not difficult if students are ready and willing to do the work. professors enjoy students that do their assignments and speak up in class or actively take notes. each class is different and each program is also different. for instance, the nursing department is very competitive.

    Dorm Life

    i'm a commuter student so i don't really know what it is like to be a dorm student. au's campus is very commuter and dormer friendly however. the campus has about half dormers and half commuters. many of the professors understand the pressures of being a commuter student.

    my friends that are dormers though, seem to like the dorms. they just added a new dorm that is really popular.

    Food and Dining

    the spot food is probably some of the best food on campus, but it's more of a fast food place so the food isn't as healthy as it could be. it does taste good though! there is also a to go place called la carte which is mostly pre-made food but some of it is made in the microwave. their dinning hall is buffet style and has salads, pasta, soup, and pizza every day but the more dinner foods vary each day.

    What to do for fun

    there is plenty of opportunities to do around the area. aurora is a big city which includes shopping, the westfield mall, movies, bowling alleys, mini golf in yorkville which isn't too far away, and chicago. the train station is located in aurora and it doesn't cost too much to board a train and spend the day in chicago.

    the campus also hosts arts and entertainment events where they bring in guest speakers, musicians, magicians, dances and other various events. the best way to get involved is through organizations which also host a lot of fun activities.

    Bang for the buck

    all the computer labs are free to use and printing is also free. the center for teaching and learning is another free opportunity on campus. the center is used for tutoring in all areas especially math, science, and paper corrections. all events on and off campus hosted through the university are also free to attend. sometimes, the campus hosts events like musicals. last here, the campus took a trip to see the lion king.

    Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus

    one of the campus' biggest traditions is the engagement rock. in front of ehkart hall, there is a rock that numerous au couples propose at. whenever a couple does so, there marriage is supposed to be pretty successful and happy. the spot is another big location. it is a recreational place for food, tv, pool, and air hockey.

    Great for these types of students

    this campus is great for all students.

    Clubs and Activities

    there is a number of great organizations on campus including intervarsity christian fellowship, games club, a few sororities, honors programs, laso (latin american student organization), and bsa (black student association).

    Greek Life

    there are is a sorority and fraternity. the fraternity is a latin one.

    Campus Safety

    campus safety patrols the area all day long including the nighttime. there are call buttons for students all over campus in case of emergency. students who don't feel safe at night have the opportunity to have campus safety escort them to their cars or dorms. the campus safety officials are all nice and welcoming.

  • Kimley from Aurora, IL

    Reviewer is A current student here.

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  • Austin from Mount Pleasant, MI

    Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has not been to campus.

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    Will learn a lot

    I plan to learn as much as i can from Aurora.

    Will enjoy being here

    Even though i have not been able to visit the campus, i know that i am going to love it there. It is not far from home, and it is close to Chicago.

    Bang for the buck

    Like all private colleges are, Aurora is pretty expensive. But with the scholarships that i have been awarded, and the financial aid i plan to receive, Aurora is turning out to be very affordable.

    Tips for prospective students

    I know it looks too expensive, but Scholarships Scholarships Scholarships!