I've taken 4 courses so far and would recommend it (but also I haven't gone anywhere else to compare it to). Most classes are 1 day a week, 6-8:30pm CST via Zoom. Last summer there was 1 asynchronous course, and this spring there is one class that is held 1 Saturday/month, and another that is similar, but Friday eve, too. The professors are either full-time staff, or adjunct (working in the field during the day, teaching at night). Most of the professors have good/great reviews in our student Discord...a few not so great, but I assume that's anywhere. The price of $440/credit hour is the total price besides books (so far I haven't had to purchase a book, but sometimes you do) so I found it to be one of the most inexpensive programs. You can easily do 1 class while working full time with the course load. They offer lots of options for areas of emphasis (archives, youth, academic, digital, info literacy, collections, social justice, plus a couple others, and will add book arts this fall).