The University of Arizona Global Campus

It is a great class structure, and the staff and advisors are very hands on and helpful. I appreciate the trial period they offer, where you get to begin a class and start out for a few weeks and can cancel if you are not enjoying your time overall. I also appreciate the corporate benefits as it helps allow me to take classes at my own pace while also receiving the funding I need.

When I first decided to go back to school to finish my bachelor's degree and follow up with my MBA, people were really just getting into online degrees. As a working, single mom, this really fit my lifestyle. I'm happy that I went back to school to finish and gain a subsequent degree, but I do not feel that my school provided me with opportunities and I do feel sometimes people do not see. my degrees as legitimate.

i loved how they deal with my military schedule and always make time for me if i was busy. no matter what they always understood if i had other things to tend to such as deployments or training exercises.i have alot of respect for university of arizona global campus!

Learning online at this university made it simple for me to integrate it into my daily life. The pace was fast, with a lot of reading, but the professors were understanding of life circumstances and replied quickly. I learned a lot of information relevant to my career and would have liked more courses on it.

I loved my university - however, it used to be Ashford University - so while I did enjoy my educational experience there, the actual old university (Ashford) was predatory and is now the University of Arizona Global Campus. I have since received updates and see that the U of A Global Campus has a lot of alumni opportunities, though which I very much appreciate.

I can thank Ashford University for getting me to the best job ever. While I wish I had an in person college experience, I am so happy that I am where I am now. I've been in the same job for almost 6 years and have no plans to leave. The main reason I wasn't 100% satisfied with my experience I think was my own doing. I didn't really care for my major but I knew it was something that would get me a job. I think I would have had a better experience with a different major.

My experience was immaculate at UAGC. The instructors we're very attentive and always available for any help that was needed. This school had all the tools that was needed to succeed and offered support in every aspect of the word. I definitely enjoyed my time at UAGC and would recommend for anyone looking for a more flexible way to get a degree, to go this route.

UAGC has allowed me the flexibility to complete my Master's degree from home. As a new mom, this was huge! The counselors, teacher and faculty are promptly to respond to any questions and they communicate incredibly fast. I have learned so much from professors but also from students. It is such an interactive online space.

UAGC is a great college for those who want to balance work and school. It lacks substantial instruction as it is fully online. However, all of the courses are structured the same so you know what to expect each week. Some professors do not even read your work and score highly, while others are very hard graders.

It was great if you don't care for the social parts of school. Also, requires self discipline and time management.
The academics were fine. Just do the work and life is fine. The professors were easy graders, but the work is pretty binary for the most part. I'd continue my education at this school.

It was a good school. My advisor would reach out periodically to see if I need help with anything. The student portal was a bit confusing. Because there was so many different tabs and different pages you had to navigate just to get to one page. Once you get the hang of it it can be simple.

UAGC was a great place to earn my education. The staff was friendly, supportive, and always willing to help. There are many resources available for students who may struggle with online learning, which made a big difference. The professors were very accommodating when extra time was needed to complete assignments. They truly understand that life happens and things don’t always go as planned, and they work with students rather than against them.

Upon enrollment for the first six months there is close contact with career counselors but once it is too late to drop classes they are difficult to contact. Some or the courses seem unnecessary such as the required course to watch movies. Overall it wasn't a great experience.

I would never recommend this school. I was doing fine all the way up until my last class and then they wanted to put my account on hold without notice pulled me out of my class and is now giving me the run around just to finish my last course. I will not be going back for my masters at this institute or recommend anyone else for this school.

I hate schools that use Zybooks for IT courses because there are whole threads about how bad it is and it's like these schools live to give you the least for your money! I'm so done with UAGC for many reasons but that program was enough to make me walk away from a 33 percent discount. DO NOT ATTEND you have been warned.