University of Phoenix

So today I'm going to be speaking about my school. University of Phoenix has a lot to offer they offer multiple degrees in plans as well as really good guidance counselors as well as academic professionals I'm currently studying business in my associate's degree and in the time that I have been in school in the first year I have learned a lot.

I finished my bachelor degree at the university of Phoenix and it was a good experience overall. All of the course professors were available and very responsive. Also, all the materials I needed to complete my courses were included in my program. The only issue I had was the group projects or work. Many people did not do their part or gave any effort into the work. I had to report several students to avoid my grade being affected.

Thank you for the wonderful opportunity. I have been and continue to learn alot for this institution and all of the faculty and staff. All on the instructors have been well prepared in the material they have been providing and full capable to answer all questions.

I love my program and school. The instructors are great and fair. I have been with the University for many years. That says alot about them. When I was ready to come back to complete my bachelor's, they welcomed me with open arms. I am almost done with my Master's now. I will be applying for my Doctorate program next month (July), and yes, I am excited!

I love the flexibility of online learning, it fits in well with my busy schedule being a mom of four, running my own small business and running a local mayoral campaign. I can honestly say the things I’ve learned in the classroom have fit seemlessly into my everyday life. The one down side I would say is the constant calls. They like to check in every week even after being told you’d rather not chat. I like to call when I need help, the rather pestering calls only cause an added stress.

Not a huge fan of online classes, but they allow those of us who cannot attend a live class to get our degrees. Some instructors are a little too gung-ho on the APA writing. Wish there were a way for the students to get to know the instructors. I still talk to instructors from when I received my other degrees.

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For the most part, classes were engaging, manageable, and worth my while. Lately, I find that the classes do not match the subjects. I felt like it was busywork, some graded harshly, and grades took too long to post, leaving submitted work no time for revisions.
The classes are one-size-fits-all, which, in my case, does not apply because I am not a teacher yet; these classes cater to teaching, not so much to an instructional coach.

The University of Phoenix Masters in Healthcare administration is a really good program I'd recommend to others. Staff were great and supportive. The course were understandable and if anything you needed assistance with understanding there was staff available to assist.

As a 37 year old mother who is enrolled for the 3rd and final time in college (Masters journey) , i highly highly recommend UOPX. I attemd online . The flexibility is amazing and the support from the university is superb . The instructors are also very kind and educated. 10 out of 10 every time !
Aloha always and thank you UOPX

I wouldn’t call it career relavent but I have chosen a vague degree, because psychology in itself isn’t a job, but that’s the degree I pursued. I feel like some of the classes can be repetitive if you choose a similar degree for your subsequent programs.

Earning my DNP has been an amazing journey, and I am incredibly grateful for the support I received throughout the program. From the dedicated administrators to my project chair and faculty, everyone was encouraging, knowledgeable, and genuinely invested in my success. Their guidance, mentorship, and commitment to student achievement made all the difference. Thank you for helping me reach this milestone and for being part of such a rewarding educational experience. Mahalo nui loa!

Great experience for working adults. Faculty has patience that is appreciated. Finance department is well versed in military accounting and student loans. Im considering taking the doctorate program with this university. Accommodation department has helped me a few times during my education journey. Denell Stewart is commendable as an advisor. Thank you.

I am extremely frustrated with the university right now because I was very open with my enrollment advisor about wanted to get licensed as an LPC upon graduation. The program she placed me in does not fulfill requirements for licensure, which I found out only one month before graduation, too late to pivot and actually prepare for a clinical career.

Being online there are some issues every once in a while. It does take them some time to figure it our but other than that my experience has been great. My enrollment specialist Taqueta Perry Washington is the greatest she has walked me thru many steps including getting my financial aid completed and filled out.

The University of Phoenix has many quality instructors, but the process of feedback is underutilized by some or nonproductive/confusing.

I would not recommend this university to just anyone but only the brave souls who can navigate academics in a professional environment.

The University of Phoenix has been a strong fit for my schedule. The online format is flexible, the instructors are supportive, and the coursework is practical and relevant to my career. I’ve been able to balance work, family, and school while still making steady progress toward my degree.

The reason I gave my experience a 3 out of 5 stars is due to the inconsistency in funding schedule and the run around we're all getting from it. I hope in the future things seem to get better with the financial aid schedule. Other than that I've had a great experience with the education side of things.

The curriculum was great, teachers were very helpful, however I feel as though I was pushed into getting the degree. Each advisor I conversed with had the same lecture as if they all study from the same passage on what to say to potential students, even when becoming a student they all would say the exact same things it wasn't genuine.