The quality of the school itself is very good. However, the value in terms of time and money is questionable.

Approximately one third of the courses required for a psychology degree have very little to do with psychology. A further half are electives that aren’t relevant at all. The remaining core requirements are of very high quality.

The school claims they do this to provide breadth. However at $600 a course, It seems equally likely that the institution is creating a captive audience for courses that under normal conditions would be unable to achieve acceptable enrolment numbers.

The truth is probably a combination of both. The education you will receive is genuinely high quality. But, you will be forced to spend a lot of money and devote a lot of your time to things that are at best, partially relevant to your field.