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- Monday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Tuesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Wednesday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Thursday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
- Friday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- Saturday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Sunday Closed
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9 Reviews
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04 December 2017
I read through a lot of the negative reviews about Franklin and I am noticing one common theme: lack of accountability. Most of the reviews were blaming the school for doing what college requires you to do. No one said going to college was going to be a walk in the park. You have to EARN you degree and that requires putting in the work, the effort, and staying motivated. It’s up to YOU to take an exam at the testing center or obtain an appropriate proctor. They give you more than enough time to arrange that into your schedule. It’s also up to you to turn assignments in on time and coordinate your schedule to fit the deadlines. In the professional world, your boss isn’t going to extend your deadline because your kid got sick so why should your professor? Plan ahead and BE ACCOUNTABLE.
I am two weeks from becoming a Franklin Alumni and I couldn’t be more pleased with my experience. Franklin is a great option for someone who needs a little more flexibility than tradition “in-person” college. I highly recommend the programs they offer, the instructors, and the administration. My experience was awesome because I put in the effort. Please do not take the reviews from people being lazy as accuracy about this university.response / report this review -
12 September 2017
DO NOT ATTEND THIS UNIVERSITY!!!!!!!!!
DO NOT ATTEND THIS UNIVERSITY!!!!!!!!!
DO NOT ATTEND THIS UNIVERSITY!!!!!!!!!
DO NOT ATTEND THIS UNIVERSITY!!!!!!!!!
They advertise being the number one online university. I've never in my education history encountered such a bad experience. For the amount of tuition that this university charges, you would believe you would have a better educational outcome. I am an advocate to not attend this university if you want support, respect, and a better education experience. Especially if you want to graduate on time and not be stuck with rude, unhelpful professors, and be left with paying more money out of pocket.response / report this review -
26 July 2017
The online program at Franklin University had very little flexibility. I believe I was required online 5 days a week which was not feasible for me. I am starting at a new school and requested my transcript. Franklin does not offer an electronic form of Transcripts which has made getting settled at my new school an ordeal.
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17 June 2017
"Follow The Yellow Brick!Fresh! New Book! Author Jimi Little! Franklin Alumni! Class Of 58! Based On Business Success! Overcoming Obstacles! In Black America!
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31 March 2017
I went with this school even tho they have bad reviews because people are harsh, well I should have listened because I wish I would have chosen a different school. With franklin being private and far more expensive you'd think they'd want students and help them as much as they can but they don't at all! I have had nothing but trouble from when I first applied in Nov. 2016. they do not ever reach out to let you know if you're missing information or what to do next. I've waited weeks thinking I have everything completed because I did what they said for registering & financial aide and come to find out way later I am still missing information they never told me I needed to do. for example they let me wait weeks on my acceptance letter because they told me to send my previous transcripts so I did.. waited and waited and NEVER heard anything till I called and they said they were still waiting on a school I had dropped out of. I would have never known to send that one if I didn't call them to see why I hadn't been accepted. and for being a school that works with "working adults" this is the same as the other 2 schools I went to that didn't. I do all online and still have to rearrange my schedule because a class REQUIRES you to be there for a Web conference or class meeting. I am not pleased with franklin at all!
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03 September 2016
If you are a working individual, have a family, and want to further your education by taking online classes, Franklin is NOT the place. Many of their classes require proctor testing. This will require you to go to a testing center to take an exam. I understand the need for this type of testing for certifications and licensing, but not for college courses. Between balancing a schedule for work, family and school, you will also have to find time to go somewhere to take a test. If you live in a rural area, good luck finding a testing center. There are also usually additional fees involved as well. Proctor testing defeats the whole purpose of taking online courses.
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07 June 2016
I love Franklin! They are so friendly and courteous, and they really care about your success.
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12 January 2016
If you are working an going to school Franklin definitely has the most options to fit your schedule. Additionally, their professors are mostly all adjunct which means you are learning from experience professionals with practical application to real world situations not from some professional academic teaching theory. I learned much more here than I did during my experience at a traditional university.
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04 August 2015
I am a current student with Franklin. I have one class left and I will finish my bachelor of Human Resource Management in December. I started my degree at Rhodes State College and then came to Franklin to finish up my bachelor's degree. The school has been so helpful and I have learned so much in my year and a half at Franklin. I would definitely recommend this school to anyone with a full time job.
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