This school does not take care of women. When they are assaulted, the school and the police are more worried about the male's reputation. This really sours me on Auburn. Its just not safe for women, and I have stopped recommending the school. Title IX at the school is slow and doesn't communicate well. Do we need to get the media involved to get some action here or is it just better to leave?
Edit: for those downvoting...please contribute to the discussion...Tell me how how I am wrong.
https://ocm.auburn.edu/newsroom/news_articles/2021/10/221530-federal-vaccine-order.php
Get your shots, Bryan. Don't be Rolovich 2.0.
https://247sports.com/college/auburn/Article/Georgia-transfer-Demetris-Robertson-will-be-an-Auburn-Tiger-167210831/
https://twitter.com/d_rob4/status/1413166678318501894
Do not, I repeat DO NOT use your GI Bill for flight training here if you're a veteran. Myself and several others had a horrendous flight training experience here utilizing the Post 911 GI Bill. It's good training, but the astronomical costs will use up your GI Bill quickly, and you'll likely have to take out loan amounts that you wouldn't have to for the same training elsewhere. There are hundreds of flight students here training at the same time, stretching instructor schedules thin and only offering 3 day per week blocks at best. The school prides themselves on having a large aircraft fleet with advanced cockpits, and they do, but it does nothing to help cut down on delays. You'll likely wait 3+ weeks for stage checks and remedial training lasting in excess of a month should you incomplete a stage, and the syllabus is very lengthy. Add in crappy weather and you get the picture..VA officials that certify classes are oftentimes rude and show no willingness to help or answer important financial questions. Try Liberty or elsewhere.
I will appreciate any opinion. Especially regarding the malignancy and dealing with residents. ( IM residency)
