American Intercontinental University Online - Dominic Trujillo, Admissions Advisor Ripoff Can't be trusted Hoffman Estates Illinois

I am currently a student at AIU online and Dominic was my admissions contact. I found him very helpful and informed. He is also very personable. He cares about the students that he enrolls and really hopes to see you succeed. Yes, there is some sales to his job, i never really thought that they would not be trained to compete with the competition. Since I have been a student at this school for approximately 6 months, I have had more contact with Dominic than other officials at the school. He is sincerly interested in my progress and my success and is willing to help me in any way he can.

For admissions counselor that only cares about numbers (scoff), he is awfully involved in his students progress. Maybe you should not have over-reacted to him not telling you immediately about the probation, actually when i found out, i called him and asked about it immediately and listened to what he had to say. He told me everything that i had read in the report and then he proceeded to tell me what they were doing to make it better. The must have followed through and met the standards since they are now off of probation.

I am currently a student at AIU online and Dominic was my admissions contact. I found him very helpful and informed. He is also very personable. He cares about the students that he enrolls and really hopes to see you succeed. Yes, there is some sales to his job, i never really thought that they would not be trained to compete with the competition. Since I have been a student at this school for approximately 6 months, I have had more contact with Dominic than other officials at the school. He is sincerly interested in my progress and my success and is willing to help me in any way he can.

For admissions counselor that only cares about numbers (scoff), he is awfully involved in his students progress. Maybe you should not have over-reacted to him not telling you immediately about the probation, actually when i found out, i called him and asked about it immediately and listened to what he had to say. He told me everything that i had read in the report and then he proceeded to tell me what they were doing to make it better. The must have followed through and met the standards since they are now off of probation.

I am currently a student at AIU online and Dominic was my admissions contact. I found him very helpful and informed. He is also very personable. He cares about the students that he enrolls and really hopes to see you succeed. Yes, there is some sales to his job, i never really thought that they would not be trained to compete with the competition. Since I have been a student at this school for approximately 6 months, I have had more contact with Dominic than other officials at the school. He is sincerly interested in my progress and my success and is willing to help me in any way he can.

For admissions counselor that only cares about numbers (scoff), he is awfully involved in his students progress. Maybe you should not have over-reacted to him not telling you immediately about the probation, actually when i found out, i called him and asked about it immediately and listened to what he had to say. He told me everything that i had read in the report and then he proceeded to tell me what they were doing to make it better. The must have followed through and met the standards since they are now off of probation.

I am currently a student at AIU online and Dominic was my admissions contact. I found him very helpful and informed. He is also very personable. He cares about the students that he enrolls and really hopes to see you succeed. Yes, there is some sales to his job, i never really thought that they would not be trained to compete with the competition. Since I have been a student at this school for approximately 6 months, I have had more contact with Dominic than other officials at the school. He is sincerly interested in my progress and my success and is willing to help me in any way he can.

For admissions counselor that only cares about numbers (scoff), he is awfully involved in his students progress. Maybe you should not have over-reacted to him not telling you immediately about the probation, actually when i found out, i called him and asked about it immediately and listened to what he had to say. He told me everything that i had read in the report and then he proceeded to tell me what they were doing to make it better. The must have followed through and met the standards since they are now off of probation.

Michelle, well your opinion is undoubtedly exercised in this matter, YOUR misleading statements needed attention. This gentleman I interviewed with as well. He was not only as you said "professional" he did also have a "polished exterior" but thats as far as you made it on your expedition of truth bearing. I question how far in the process did you take it? This gentleman has not provided "a rancid can of worms" as you stated but rather an avenue that has proven to change my life. Why would you steer others away from an honest man using only a portion of information as the final authority? Obviously, a selfish individual has a hard time seeing others needs. I guess that is why they are called just that, selfish. It would do the world some good to have a website dedicated to individuals as yourself. That is, if the world ever decides to pay attention to true credibility.