University of Phoenix

Very displeased with my experience with UOP. I’m a disabled Veteran like many attending UOP using GI bill. I maintain a good GPA.
I my last class my father past away. I had to leave and tend to his services in the mainland. I was talking to enrollment advisor Lauren through the whole process. She stated that I would not be charged tution since the VA hadn’t paid out yet. I would just have to pay an assessment fee or something.
So two months later I get a collection notice stating I whole the whole amount. I emailed Mr Gray my financial advisor and he basically said there was nothing he could do.
You figure with the bad publicity the school has gotten this past year that they would do the right thing. Maybe that’s not taught in their business ethics class. Anyhow, I asked for him to show me a log of attempts to reach me or contact me and of course the is none.
Please be advised to watch out for the UOP money hounds and in compassionate employees. This is UOP treats disabled veterans.
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I am happy to be attending UOP the staff is very helpful and I can only go once a week and still be considered full time. I’m going for my business degree and they took most of my military credits.

I am five (5) courses in to a «Bachelors in Business and Management» degree program. So far the best class I have ever had is the MGT/​230 (management theory and practice). The instructor for this course really helped me succeed in presentations. She helped me to move past my jittery, nervous, and fear of speaking block. LOL :))
What I really like about this school is the instructors. They give you advice or teach you what you need to succeed in your career. I have learned to stand in front of entire classrooms to speak, address people face-​to-​face, and even smile and own a crowd’s attention. :) I have learned how to put together «business proposals,» which is very helpful with raises or business projects.
The learning center is awesome and the person who runs the front desk «Eli or Mike» always makes students feel comfortable and welcomed. Both front managers have helped me tremendously whenever I needed it.
All in all, the University of Phoenix is a great school to attend. The parking is free and the learning center is where students can use the computers, refrigerator, microwave, vending machines, and water dispenser. Plus essentials like bathrooms and private rooms for team meetings. The staff here are awesome and really make obtaining a college degree worthwhile. The online degree programs is great too. I have an AA in Accounting that I had acquired from the online division with the University of Phoenix. So, I am a happy Phoenix. :) I recommend this school to everyone I talk to because the school truly caters to their students. Which aids greatly in obtaining a college degree. Thanks University of Phoenix!

This my second year here and so far I have enjoyed every part of it. Classes are held once a week for 4 hours. Everything else is online. This gives you the opportunity to work a full time job and have time for your family. Coming to UOPX has helped me in better managing my time and helping me get ready of what my future career will look like. There is internet provided for you, a learning center, free parking, and all classes are a/​c! The instructors are very helpful with your learning process and are always willing to help you during non class days. UOPX provides your with many tools on the online classrooms. They have a program called river point that helps you to format your paper in APA and they have a writing center and math center to help you (two subjects that typically everyone has struggled with) It is perfect for all ages but I do typically see a lot more older students than I am, but it does give a better diversity on campus and develop relationships of all ages. If you are thinking of attending school then I suggest you come here.

New learning center, new hours, experienced instructors, and a great support staff.

I am a Phoenix! (:
The convenience of college is on point at the University of Phoenix. Classes are only once a week on every student’s assigned days in the evening from 6−10PM. It’s just like any other university, but at the convenience for students who work full-​time and who also have to take care of their family. Each class is only five weeks long, still earning three credits a class (full credit, full-​time student) and still tackling eight classes a year, four classes a semester… like I said, just like any other University, but only attending classes once a week. The classes are accelerated though, that being the length time of each class.
There are no breaks whatsoever, every year is a set schedule, but with the convenience of classes… there’s a break every week. I mean, classes are only once a week. (:
This is my first year at UoP, pursuing my BS in Business Management. I’m already on my 6^th class, second semester (supposedly). However, I’m a double major… I’m also pursuing my BFA in Fashion Merchandise at AAU, Academy of Art Univ. in SF, CA online. UoP has made my education schedule easier.