South University Online South University Rip-Off Online Students for their financial aid, Charges for Classes that you have not taken, and block you from taking classes after they have received government funding www.southuniversity.edu, Internet

South University has charged me over $80,000 in tuition fees, for online courses, some of which I have not yet taken.  I've attended South University since 2009, they keep blocking me from taking courses that have already been paid for by the federal government.  They claim that did not receive any money from financial aid, however after reviewing my student account, they have received over $67,000 in tuition payment, and now they are saying I can not take anymore classes because I owe the school $14,000.  Every 2-3 months the financial counselors  and academic advisors change, and they never document previous conversations accurately.  I was told by the current financial counselor that she and her manager was working straighten out my account, however I have left 3 or more phone messages and sent emails and have yet to get a response.  When I asked for the her supervisors email address, she refused to give it to me.  She stated on he will give you a call by end of the day, however that was two days ago and I have yet to get a return call.  I looked at my account and they have charged me double for classes that I have not attended and they have digital registration fees adding up to be anywhere from $70 - $212 over and over again. No one can tell me what's going on with my account.  I was taking a class that was 11 weeks long, after completing 8 weeks of class they withdraw stating I didn't login to class for two days, I explain to them that I had some family matters to take care of and I had notified the instructor, but they completely looked over it. South University is a complete scam and I wish I had known this 3 years ago, I have wasted so much time with this school. I feel victimized by the educational system, how could the government let such things go on continuously. This unfair to students trying to get an education and find a job at the same time.  These people are obviously pocketing student loan monies.