University of Phoenix Reviews

Overall the experience has been positive with minimal complaints. The largest complaint is participation questions and responses. It's not in line with what I was expecting and hoping to learn, as it is the one aspect of this education that largely focuses on word count over content value. My largest recommendation for correcting this is more assignments, lessons, and readings that teach the content rather than having us iterate mostly semi-irrelevant responses to a vaguely related question to the weeks topic. The second complaint is five week courses. I would heavily debate that we are covering the course content in depth within that time.

Since enrolling at the University of Phoenix, my experience has been supportive and encouraging. I’ve learned from approachable, caring faculty dedicated to my growth. I enjoy the webinars for ongoing learning and engagement, which foster my development. Digital badges have been meaningful, recognizing my skills and progress, and helping me see how my learning aligns with my goals. College has given me confidence and clarity about my future, connecting my passions for communications, photography, storytelling, and creative work. However, I haven’t connected with my academic advisor yet. Having a consistent contact would help me navigate my degree and career plans. Im also needing guidance on the referral process so I can support others responsibly. Knowing the guidelines and steps would help me promote the university effectively.

My overall academic experience with the University of Phoenix has been positive; however, my experience with the Financial Aid Department has been extremely frustrating and disappointing. My primary concern is the lack of transparency and financial education provided to students regarding how their financial aid should be managed throughout their degree program.

From day one of enrollment until the last day of my last class I can honestly say that I had an amazing experience. I am a night owl so the only problem for me was remembering to call during business hours if I needed anything. However, with Arizona being the only state that doesn’t charge time, this became easier to calculate especially since Lou 6 weeisiana is later than Arizona anyway. I loved havingk classes instead of 8. Where I got my bachelor’s degree the classes were 8 weeks and honestly those extra two weeks were unnecessary.

I enjoyed the Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) program. The program is available in two formats, Competency Based, and the traditional, instructed-led format. Both formats include stellar instruction and support. I had difficulty completing my assignments due to work and life circumstances and was able to transfer to the traditional MHA program with ease and assistance from my counselor. The University of Phoenix offers many resources for support, including a knowledge-base dashboard, writing tutorials, access to industry resources, and Apps to help you succeed and strengthen your understanding of program topics and current industry trends.

Everyone at University of Phoenix are very helpful and always strive to help any way possible, going above and beyond to reach out with open hands to help us students. I’ve never felt more cared for anywhere else.

University of Phoenix professors care about the students. I have had an exceptional experience as a student. The entire team tries to ensure you can get your work done.

Being a student at the University of Phoenix means more to me than simply working toward a degree, it’s an investment in myself and the future I’m building. Balancing school with everyday responsibilities isn’t always easy, but I’m proud of the progress I’m making. My psychology coursework has challenged me to think deeper, consider different perspectives, and connect what I’m learning to real-life situations. There are challenging weeks, but the work feels meaningful, especially as I work toward my goals in counseling. I’m grateful for the opportunity to keep learning and to show my daughter that our goals are worth pursuing!

Financial aid is being withheld due to an internal system issue. Ticket date has been pushed back twice with no update. There is no option for escalation. Customer service responded with textbook answers such as “no further information available.” Frustration lies with the lack of accountability, communication, and timely resolution.

I’ve gotten my certification, bachelors, dual master degree, and finishing my doctorate degree with them. The problems I have always have is the inconsistency. I have to call financial aid literally every two to three months to get my account corrected and fixed or paid out. The inconsistencies with the teachers. You’ll have amazing teachers then you’ll have some on their high horse that will just look for reasons to dock you. What goes with other teachers won’t go for others. There's no consistency between classes for standards. I stayed with the university because of the convenience and because other schools just don’t fit the bill.

I attended at University of Phoenix 2026 of June or July I believe Pursing My Bachelors Degree In Computer Information systems or you call it Computer Science while being a full-time student. It gets easier for me while on top of looking for a job. Still looking but I have been doing good in school that my brain explores and experiences new things. I love to learn new things and adventure off as challenges due to different time zones. It still get easier for me. I recommend future students stay proactive and take full advantage of available resources.

I love going to University of Phoenix online. I like how my courses are, they don’t intertwine with one another giving me time to just focus on one course at at time and I like the organization of this school. I love it.

This school uses such old software to run their online degrees. I've had more than enough instances where something glitches causing a 0 grading. Sure, they will reset whatever. I pay too much to have any of that BS happening at all. So that's why they get 1 star. Fix your the systems please. At least anyone can snag a degree online, probably pick another school. UOP is NOT that good of an option.

This doctoral program is entirely too long. All these fluff classes are taxing and really not useful in the grand scheme of things. At this level there should not be discussion questions within a class. I’m tired of that aspect and just hope these last 5 classes go by quickly.

This experience being a student at University has been great. The academic team, financial team, and support team, and instructors has been very professional. Helping and giving assistance.

Best decision I've made this year! I have learned and acquired so much.

The instructors are always available for help when needed. Also, the student counselors are exceptional. They are really on board when it comes to student success and will encourage you throughout completion.

The University of Phoenix is a great college to attend. The professors and instructors give out all the information you need for you to be successful.

My experience with the University of Phoenix has been outstanding. Staff is always quick to respond if I have any questions or concerns. I recommend the school to everyone. Every concern I’ve had was addressed and taken care of with such ease!!!!

This has been a positive and transformative experience for me since starting college. The University of Phoenix has set me up for success and I have truly been learning and gaining effective leadership skills and expanded knowledge to move forward in life in any direction I choose.

I have had such a great experience with University of Phoenix! The teachers have been amazing, supportive, and truly care about their students’ success. My Enrollment Advisor, Academic Counselor, and Financial Advisor have also been absolutely excellent. They have all been helpful, responsive, and willing to answer my questions whenever I need guidance. I really appreciate having a team of people who genuinely want to see me succeed and help me stay on track with my education. I’m so glad I chose University of Phoenix and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an online college experience with great support! 🎓❤️

From the moment I wanted to finish school University of Phoenix was a great option. I didn’t know how good of an option it was until I started interacting with enrollment specialist. Justice was extremely helpful took her time found every available avenue for financing to help me achieve, my goal of obtaining my bachelors degree in business. I finish my degree without applying for any student loans paid for the rest of my classes out-of-pocket. All of my professors were very knowledgeable in their area of expertise which made being in class enjoyable. I would definitely recommend the University of Phoenix for anyone no matter if they’re starting their journey from the beginning or finishing the journey, they’ve already started.

Educational resources seem limited. But the because of how they do the courses through fasfa for funding. They have you apply, then wait, then split funds, then wait, then you take out enough but their financial aid says you didn't and you take out more. It's ridiculous

I had a great experience going to the University of Phoenix. The teacher and staff members was wonderful as well!

Attending the University of Phoenix has been a genuinely rewarding experience. When I first decided to return to school, one of my biggest concerns was how I would balance the demands of a full-time career while still being the dedicated father and husband I want to be. I expected the workload and time commitment to be difficult to manage, but the flexibility of the program has made continuing my education much more achievable than I originally anticipated.

My experience with the University of Phoenix has been great so far. Like with anything, I have had a few hiccups along the way, but I was able to work through them and keep moving forward. I did have to retake a course due to some personal circumstances, but I was able to get myself back on track, and I appreciate that the university allowed me the opportunity to take the course again.

I loved the school but companies aren’t always accepting online schools. I’m still having trouble finding a job and the look on managers' faces seem dismissive.

It's been an exciting journey, but most importantly, it's been an easy and smooth ride. University of Phoenix make sure to put their students first. Faculty makes sure that our student's needs are met and they don't leave us hanging feeling lost and confused. They're very attentive with guidance from start to finish. I want to say THANK YOU to every single one that has taken their valued time to help me and guide me through this educational journey. This school ROCKS!! :)

My experience has been awesome at UOP! I have been using my time management skills and all the things learned in orientation this term. I have nailed my classes thus far with all A’s!

Even though it's only been a few months, everything and everyone has been pleasant.

No complaints. Smooth sailing since I began; outside of my personal life events, I have no issues with the program.

My experience at the University of Phoenix has been excellent. The courses have challenged me to become a better writer, thinker, and student. I have received helpful feedback from my instructors, and I appreciate the flexibility of the online program, which allows me to balance work, family, and school. I was honored to make the Dean's List, which reflects the support and education I have received. I look forward to continuing my studies and achieving my academic and career goals. Thank you for providing a positive learning experience.

All I can say is this second go around with University of Phoenix was way better than the first. I cannot ask for a better staff from enrollment, financial, ** scholarship, instructors to my peers. The honor society I have joined. This journey has blown my mind, I would recommend the school to anyone looking to return back to school. Your age is just a number, your goals are your life’s dreams. Go for it! I’m 56.

University of Phoenix Competency-Based Program is a challenge in the best way. This 1-yr long program trains student who work, live life and complete the course work, to practice discipline and adjust activity for circumstances. This is the same behaviors we need to succeed in changing careers and work environments.

So far it has been a good experience and the university helps as much as could be expected. They are quick to respond to questions and the student services reaches out regularly to ask if you have any issues.

I would definitely recommend this school to anyone who is looking to further their education. The instructors are caring, supportive, and always willing to help students succeed. The staff is welcoming, and the learning environment is encouraging and motivating. The classes have helped me grow both personally and professionally, and I've had a great experience so far. If you're looking for a school that truly cares about your success and provides the tools you need to reach your goals, this is the perfect place to start your journey.

My overall experience has been great. There's nothing bad that I can say! From calling to inquire about going back to school to the whole process of enrolling and doing the financial aid forms all was so easy and went so smooth. They were a great help. The teachers have been a great help too. I’m one year in and 3 to go and I love it!

Attending the MBA program at the University of Phoenix was a great experience. The flexibility of the program was one of the biggest reasons I was able to succeed while balancing a demanding full-time career. Being able to complete coursework on my schedule allowed me to continue growing professionally without sacrificing my education.

The school is great and they work with you as an adult to help you continue your education. Reasonable and helpful, you out in the time and effort and they are there to help you with continued success.

My experience with the University of Phoenix has been positive and supportive. The course materials were clear, the assignments were well-organized, and the outline platform made it easy to stay on track. I appreciated how the lessons connected to real-life situations and helped me build confidence in my academic skills. The structure of the program fits well with my busy schedule, and I feel like I'm truly growing each week. Overall, I'm satisfied with my experience and would recommend it to others looking for a flexible and encouraging learning environment. I also appreciate how the school advisors call to check on me and make sure I'm doing well in my classes, that supports means a lot. Earning badges for completing classes is motivating and helps me track my progress. Overall, the structure, resources, and encouragement have made my learning experience smooth and rewarding.