University of Phoenix Reviews

I like here online. It works well with my work schedule, and I am able to keep up with my studies. It has been going well so far, and my classes are going pretty well. They help me stay on task and keep up with my goals of becoming a teacher.

The University of Phoenix staff and financial and accommodations office have been very helpful to me to be able to juggle my daily life and school assignments. Being able to get a degree in business is going to change my life in so many different ways.

Overall very pleased with my choice to attend UoP. The online format is easy to navigate and resources are plentiful. My professors have been readily available, if help is needed. My one pain point is the financial assistance department. They are nearly impossible to reach, which can be very frustrating. I've waited over an hour, several times, only to be disconnected on live chat. Calling directly is equally time-consuming.

I sincerely appreciate UOPX. As a ** female who had a tough life having to work full time and go to school full time, this school has made it possible for me to achieve my goals even if later in life. As a mother, all I want is to be a great role model for my family and UOPX has helped me to do just that.

My overall experience has been great. My only issue or concern would be that I was informed that there would assistance with job placement and there Have been none since I have graduated with my bachelor's. I am now currently in the final stage of completing my masters and I hope there will be more help for job placement.

My experience pursuing an MBA at the University of Phoenix has been both rewarding and transformative. The program provided a flexible learning environment that allowed me to balance my professional responsibilities with my academic goals. The courses were practical and focused on real-world business challenges, which helped me develop stronger leadership, strategic thinking, and decision-making skills.

My experience attending the University of Phoenix has been very rewarding. I've learned a lot. I'm an older graduate of the MBA program. Having worked in various levels of government before I retired, I thought I knew it all. However, I quickly learned that I still had more to learn! The University of Phoenix exposed me to so much more! I learned so many more interesting concepts and techniques that I could have used while working. I can sum it up by saying my UOPX experience was very favorable!

I was excited to join the university when I first heard about it on an ad, since starting I’ve found that as a 4.0 GPA student I take more LOA’s than running courses because of financial cost. My graduation date has been pushed back twice so far for this reason, I have FAFSA Pell Grants and use my check or tax return for the out of pocket cost for courses. This doesn’t seem to be enough if I’m only able to run 1-5 courses before paying again, I’m either told 3 random numbers over what I see on my financial side or it’s being applied to previous courses over the one that’s needed to continue on. Even through the financial hardship I’m still maintaining a 4.0 during or just returning from an absence.

My experience at University of Phoenix was a very good one. The administration was always very kind and patient with me and they made me feel like I belonged there. Before I enrolled at University of Phoenix I was going to PCC (Pasadena City College). I had a much better experience at University of Phoenix. I feel like I achieved more and I learned more while being at the university. Thank you University of Phoenix. I appreciate all of the staff and support. I'm glad that I chose you and I'm even more that I can say that I have my degree. Thank you. Sade Clorissa **

My experience with University of Phoenix was good. It helped me get through a tough time in my life, due to an illness a traditional setting would not work. Online courses afforded me the chance to work, make doctors’ visit and learn all at the same time.

My experience at the University of Phoenix was both challenging and rewarding. The program pushed me to think critically, strengthen my leadership skills, and apply what I was learning to real-world situations. I especially appreciated the flexibility of the program, which allowed me to balance school, work, and family while still pursuing my goals. Earning my MBA is an accomplishment I’m truly proud of, and the journey helped me grow both personally and professionally.

The academic advisors always gave me quality time and feedback. They asked me about my next steps, assuring that I knew what to do; setting a clear path to success. I enjoyed speaking with every advisor that I encountered.

My experience at the University of Phoenix has been both flexible and rewarding. The online format allowed me to balance my academic goals with my professional and personal responsibilities. The coursework has been practical and applicable to real-world situations, which helped me immediately connect what I was learning to my career.

Best decision I ever made: choosing this university. The staff and professors are incredibly helpful and insightful. I'm so proud of myself! I'm usually a B or C student, and I've been getting fair grades higher than I'm used to. I'm so thankful and grateful.

I am truly enjoying my experience with University of Phoenix. Being able to take online courses and has truly been a blessing. I am able maintain my schedule on my job and family life with ease. The professors have been great and give good feedback. I have recommended the University of Phoenix to family, friends and co-workers.

Pursuing my Master’s Degree in Psychology at University of Phoenix was a challenging and rewarding experience that significantly strengthened both my academic knowledge and practical skills. The program provided a strong foundation in psychological theory, research methods, ethics, and real-world application, all of which are essential for working effectively with diverse populations.

I never expected to have such a positive experience regarding higher education. As a working artist, the flexibility of these courses has been phenomenal. Education is important for growth as a person and they make it easy to facilitate as life gets busy.

My journey at the University of Phoenix has been both transformative and purpose-driven. Earning my Bachelor of Science in Health Administration (BSHA) strengthened my understanding of healthcare systems and leadership, allowing me to apply strategic thinking to my real-world responsibilities. Now that I am pursuing my Master of Health Administration (MHA), I feel more aligned with my goal of leading in healthcare. The curriculum encourages me to focus on innovation, quality improvement, and collaborative leadership. This experience has empowered me both academically and personally, reinforcing that advancing my education is about enhancing the standard of care and influence I bring to every space I serve.

This was a good experience and the instructors were knowledgeable. I would recommend the University of Phoenix. They also used my previous credits and pulled them forward so I didn’t have to repeat any classes after I took a break. I’m very happy with them.

I am 1500000 in student loan debt. Bachelors. Masters. DBA - I transferred out. The chair was not supportive. URM and chair gave conflicting feedback. Chair was lazy. Grading weeks after work was due which prevented higher quality submissions. Student support is AWOL after your check clears.. I was called for an outstanding balance of ONE DOLLAR. Do not attend. Not for doctoral programs. It took one year to find a school willing to accept some credits. This school is all about money. One dollar‼️‼️‼️ and no way to speak with anyone higher up..

So far in the short time I have been going to school here I have had the most amazing experience. Everyone from start to now has been so nice and helpful. Would recommend this school to everyone on a scale of 10 to 10. Excited to continue to complete my education here.

I really enjoy my education at the UOPX the coursework, the structure the overall experience. The only thing I can say is I wish it was a little more hands on and vary from week to week. It’s pretty much the same week to week as far as assignments go. I’m only in the Gen ED classes right now so maybe that will change down the road. Overall I have had an amazing experience. Everyone I’ve ever talked to has been great. The school works with my work and home life where it’s not overwhelming but it's not at a level that I don’t feel like the workload is not enough and I’m not learning anything. So I look forward to the years I have left.

My experience with University of Phoenix has been truly transformative. I have earned my Associate’s, Bachelor’s, and Master’s degrees there, and I am now pursuing my Doctorate. The university has provided a flexible, structured environment that supports working professionals while maintaining strong academic standards. Each program has strengthened my critical thinking, research skills, and professional confidence. Faculty members have been knowledgeable, supportive, and committed to student success, offering meaningful feedback that enhanced my growth at every level. The curriculum consistently connects theory to real-world application, making learning practical and impactful. My journey has been seamless from one degree to the next, and I am proud to continue advancing my education with an institution that values integrity, innovation, and lifelong learning.

My experience has been very difficult and disappointing since the very start. My enrollment process, My transfer of college credits and also my financial aid. I would not recommend anyone to attend if they have to go through what I had to. I started in November 2024 and it’s now February of 2026 and I’m still having problems. I was originally supposed to attend a different university, but when I spoke to my enrollment advisor was told that I would be taken good care of at University of Phoenix. My enrollment advisor is a good guy so it’s not his fault. But just overall this has been a complete nightmare over these past 4 months.

I earned my degree from the University of Phoenix, where I had a rewarding experience that strengthened my leadership and administrative skills. The program’s flexibility allowed me to successfully balance my academic and professional commitments.

The calls and emails are a bit excessive. I just signed up for my MBA. Calls to ask how your program is going happen a little too often for my liking, there's also emailed follow ups thereafter. A lot of of us are busy working and pursuing our degree so the interruptions that are non-emergent are just a bit much. Maybe once when classes first begin, that's nice but anything after that is just a lot for me. Otherwise, my experience has been wonderful. I like how I can just do one class at a time and focus on the other areas of my life. That process makes everything very manageable.

I have had a wonderful experience in 10 of my 11 classes in this program. I had great professors who helped me to learn so much and overcome my fear of accounting and analysis. My last class STR 581 has been the worst experience of all. Sadly as my last class I was hoping to learn a lot to take into my business world and it didn't happen. William ** is not like the other professors, I had to work with my academic advisor for support and I requested to speak with his supervisor/manager/director which never happened. Frustration throughout the entire course. I made the Dean's List, inducted into NSLS in the fall, and was looking forward to hopefully graduating with distinction which isn't happening.

My experience at the University of Phoenix has been phenomenal. As a full-time working professional maintaining a household, the flexibility the university provides has made all the difference. The ability to attend classes on my own time, complete coursework around my schedule, and still uphold my personal and professional responsibilities has allowed me to pursue higher education without sacrificing stability. The structure of the programs, the accessibility of resources, and the support from instructors have made the learning experience both manageable and rewarding. For anyone balancing multiple commitments but determined to advance academically, this institution truly makes it possible. “Ultimately, success is determined not by the institution alone, but by the individual’s dedication and commitment to learning.”

I am VERY pleased with EVERYTHING about the University of Phoenix!! The Simplicity of the course layout! The variety of support services as well as the recognition of each student!! Thank you for giving me this opportunity for excellence!!

I would have to say the masters program was great up until it came to my practicum in my internship a and B. It was horrible and awful and I will say if I had to recommend anybody, I would not on that part. I would really love to talk to somebody in person about that.

My experience at the University of Phoenix has been great. The flexible online format has allowed me to balance my education with my personal and professional responsibilities. The instructors are knowledgeable, supportive, and bring real-world experience into the classroom, which makes the coursework relevant and practical. I’ve appreciated the structured learning environment, clear expectations, and engaging discussions with classmates from diverse backgrounds. Overall, my time at the University of Phoenix has helped me grow academically, professionally, and personally, and I feel confident that the skills and knowledge I’ve gained will support my future goals.

Multiple issues that were brought to the school's attention with NO help whatsoever and online representatives rudely leaving the chats. They do not care as long as it’s not them going through the issues.

The support and encouragement that I have received during my time with this university has been nothing short of amazing. So many opportunities have been given to explore, learn and grow as a student and a person. I have gained so much knowledge and learned so much about myself and what I am capable of.

I was provided with everything I needed to succeed in my journey as a professional educator. I always received all the information, support, and encouragement I needed to stay on task. Every UOPX staff member from whom I received assistance supported me in a professional and committed way. If it happens, I would decide to study another career, I definitely would think of the University of Phoenix again.

So I've been waiting for 3 months to start my bachelor's degree thru the University of Phoenix. This is after I completed my associate's degree thru them. I've been told by multiple people that my verification has been approved however now all of a sudden there's a administration hold because my identity wasn't verified. They can't make their minds up if my identity has been verified or not. I've sent out over 40 emails to every email I could get for this university and I got back a scrappy email from the internal verification department telling me there is a hold on my account but there is nothing else I need to do. So I transferred colleges since they wanted to give me the runaround. I refuse to give this college any more money.

I continue to get the runaround concerning my Typhon appeal. The appeal that I requested almost 2 weeks ago did not get placed correctly. Therefore delaying my ability to submit my clinical. The Clinical coordinators should have the ability to open Typhon for those in clinical.

The University of Phoenix has been a great experience for me. They have supposed me through not only my college experience but also my life experiences. They checked in on me and explained everything where I could understand it. I'm also coming back to continue and get my Bachelor's degree.

After many long years of returning to my education I finally finished my BA in English. Received my diploma and then got an email months later saying I owed $1000 because of a grant that had been applied incorrectly or that I was no longer eligible for. I've already started my new program. Ridiculous isn't even the word and communication with customer service was completely unsatisfactory.

I have been going to UOPX for almost 6 months now and I love it! I can't believe how amazing everyone and everything has been. The course work is effective and easy to learn! Classes and assignments are not overwhelming. Perfect school to choose if you have a busy life.

Dr. ** is the most unprofessional, rude, non helping chair I have ever met. She do not help and she like to criticize people. She is not the chair I will recommend for anyone. She don't show students how the dissertation should be done nor give students time to get work done.

I am extremely frustrated at the student loan procedure. I would not have out myself 10000 in debt to cover living expenses had I known I wouldn't even be able to make a monthly rent payment. And it is discouraging that the courses that I am completing some of them I completed in my adult education course but receive no credit. Also I believe I should be permitted to complete more than only one course at a time.

Attending the University of Phoenix for me has been a great experience. This first 12 months of my studies have been hard, but rewarding. I have found out a lot about myself and what I am able to accomplish with the support of my instructors. The resources offered by the university are a big help in achieving my goal to be an Early Childhood Educator.

I am submitting this letter as a formal complaint regarding my enrollment experience at the University of Phoenix and the significant financial harm it has caused. At the time of my initial enrollment, I clearly explained my educational goals and the specific degree program I intended to pursue. Despite this, the representative I worked with enrolled me in an incorrect program that did not align with my stated objectives. After discovering this issue, I contacted the university and spoke with another representative who assured me that the situation had been corrected. Unfortunately, no such correction was made. As a direct result of these failures, I am now facing substantial debt for an associate’s degree that I never intended to pursue. This has created a serious and unexpected financial burden, entirely due to inaccurate advising and lack of follow-through by university representatives.

University of Phoenix is made for busy adults to get back to school and achieve their degrees. Education and training is very flexible. The tutors are really great and the school resources is available 24 hours to help navigate difficulties.

I was timid about starting college courses at 46 years old. I felt outdated with technology. After speaking with an enrollment specialist, they assured me that technical support and the staff would help me if I had any problems with assignments. Needless to say, I have learned new skills, and I am thrilled to be a college graduate this year.

University of Phoenix uses a "one size fits all" approach to education and that just isn't realistic. The tuition is expensive due to it being a private institution but they constantly charge you fees and claim your funding didn't cover the full cost of class and force you on a payment plan in order to remain in class. When inquiring about where the financial aid funds were applied they act like they're doing you a favor by saying they "waived" the fees just for you to get another bill/statement saying you owe a higher balance all while never showing you where the funds went.

My classes are going good but once again the financial department, I’m not happy with at all. It seems every other month I have to fill out papers or they’re not doing their part. It’s very frustrating to me as a student. I have enough to worry about, and then I have to worry about this as well so at this point, I am looking at other schools that’s closer to me that I don’t have to deal with all of this.

I have enjoyed my education with University of Phoenix so far. I do wish the classrooms were more engaging. I feel like the time spent with the teacher is minimal, and everything is just read this and enter this, but no real guidance unless I get confused and have to message the teacher. English Composition II with Nathan ** has by far been my best experience so far, as he makes a point of posting a video almost every day to engage with the classroom. I feel this should be a standard for every teacher, as it makes the classroom a more personal experience. I will and have recommended the school to friends and will continue too.

The University of Phoenix offers flexible learning options that are well-suited for working adults and students with busy schedules. The online format allows students to balance coursework with personal and professional responsibilities. Courses are structured and focused on practical, career-relevant skills, and academic resources are readily available. Overall, the university provides an accessible pathway for individuals seeking to further their education while maintaining other commitments.

My experience with University of Phoenix has not been pleasant. I’ve continually had financial aid disbursement issues which no one could ever advise on why the issues occurred. I’ve spoken with several different aid advisors and no one can ever understand why this happens. The only thing they always seem to tell me is it can take up to 35 days. Very frustrating and beyond stressful.

I’m having an amazing experience I’m going in my second year and have two more to go. The online classes are very easy to navigate and understand the material is easy to read and understand. I highly recommend the University of Phoenix 🐦‍🔥 to anyone looking to go back to school.

One issue I’ve had, as fast as you take my money to pay for my college fund from my federal Grant, you should give me the remaining just as fast! It’s frustrating waiting for my money to get to me when I’m a single mother trying to make ends meet while going to school! Why do you have to keep my excess an extra 5 days when you take the money out you should send my Excess funds the same dang day too!

My experience with the University of Phoenix has truly been amazing! As a full-time stay-at-home mom of three beautiful girls, life can be incredibly busy and sometimes overwhelming. Balancing schoolwork with family responsibilities is not always easy, and there have definitely been some big bumps in the road for my family and me recently. Despite these challenges, UOPX has made it possible for me to keep moving forward toward my goals.

Despite all of life's challenges; I have been able to successfully complete all of what's expected of me within the deadlines and with the flexibility and support of my school and faculty. I am happy to be here enjoying my learning experience with the University of Phoenix!

I can't express my gratitude enough for UoP. Not only from the teachers, but also all of the other staff to help get us locked in and the financial team. My only regret is not doing it sooner. I'm so happy and if you are on the edge take that leap of faith and bet on yourself.

This school is a scam. I am currently going here and am very unhappy with my results. This one class at a time and it has nothing to do with my degree. I had to call 3 times to even get to talk to someone that wasn't even my advisor and had to literally tell them that I was in classes I didn't even need. I am on verge of contacting my lawyer.

I have attended courses at University of Phoenix since 2013 and I have experienced changes at the organization. One of the changes that has had a negative impact on my decision-making is how students connect to an academic advisor. I am a doctoral student who remembers the active communication, accountability tests, and the re-establishment of focus after each academic advisement during my undergraduate, and graduate coursework. After my phone calls, I felt motivated and understood the direction I took on my path.

As a recent MSN graduate of the University of Phoenix, I can say that I had an exemplary experience as a student. Their MSN online course was very organized and the professors, as well as their technical support team and academic counselors, are all committed to the students’ professional growth and overall success. I have learned so much in my 2 1/2 years from this University and I am so happy I made the right choice to enroll in their online program and I am proud to be a Phoenix alumna.

I am a former student and current graduate of this EXCELLENT school! I'm former military, and a veteran of the Marines and Air Force. I attended my Undergraduate studies here at the University of Phoenix from 2009 - 2011, and successfully obtained my Bachelor of Science in Management in 2011, and from 2012 - 2013 for my Graduate studies, successfully obtaining my Master of Arts in Education/Adult Education and Training in 2013. After exiting the military, my degrees obtained from this school helped me excel to the highest levels in the corporate sector!

The instructors are great and helped you with anything you needed and that support staff that called you when you first sign up it's wonderful but I would think that the college needs to work on helping students change schools because I went through nothing but problems trying to change schools cuz the University of Phoenix kept lying. I have the proof the guy told me that in the federal system it showed that the funds weren't going to be disbursed to the University of Phoenix which that's what it said in there. I had the piece of paper. It's a bunch of crap. You guys lied and then finally when I made a big stink about it you finally rushed it through because you knew you were caught and lying is not acceptable especially from people that are trying are supposed to be trying to help a student.

This is my third degree here at our university. I also received a certificate. I started in 2020, and I am to graduate for a fourth time in May of 2026. I received my Associate's in 2022, my Bachelor's in 2023, and my Entrepreneurial in 2024. I started my Master's in 2024, December, and I will be finished in May of 2026. I plan to stay and earn a Marketing degree.

I got kicked out of my course days before winter break when I was planning to complete the majority of my studying/coursework. University of Phoenix dropped me from a fully online course just days before winter break, despite a prior agreement with my instructor regarding attendance. I was immediately locked out and unable to complete coursework during the break. This has put my teaching credential at risk of expiring, caused significant financial hardship, and disrupted my ability to continue my career. For a university that advertises flexibility for working adults, the enforcement of rigid and unclear attendance policies in an online course was extremely disappointing. I would not recommend this institution to working educators or parents who need predictable, transparent academic policies.

University of Phoenix changed my life when I didn’t think I’d survive the storms—abuse, discrimination, illness, surgeries, grief, and doubt. Through resilience and support, it helped me rise, reclaim my voice, and turn dreams into reality. Always!!!

My experience at the University of Phoenix has been both empowering and affirming as an educator and lifelong learner. The coursework has consistently challenged me to think critically, reflect deeply, and immediately apply what I am learning to my classroom and professional practice. I truly appreciate how the program values real-world experience, diversity, and equity, which aligns closely with my own beliefs as a teacher and leader. The faculty have been supportive, approachable, and invested in my success, offering meaningful feedback that has helped me grow with confidence. University of Phoenix has provided a flexible yet rigorous learning environment that respects the realities of working professionals while maintaining high academic expectations. I am grateful for the growth, clarity, and renewed passion for education that this journey has given me.

It has truly been one great experience through the good and the bad and I still managed to keep focused on my work and my goal and that is to have my business management associate's degree and I would like to say thank you to all my professors that help and took time with me.

University of Phoenix is a great school. I would recommend this school to anyone. Faculty and Staff are great people to deal with and overall the delivers on what it promises. I love it, it is a great school. They are career focused and generally concerned about it's students and their success.

University of Phoenix has been one of the greatest accomplishments that I have been able to maintain in my life. It has taught me to be more in the now with my life. I have been able to take classes and be able to achieve outside challenges and parts of my life. I'm capable of finding the time to continue my college degree and be a mother. I have the ability to work outside of going to classes without feeling too much pressure or not enough time managed for life. I'm truly grateful and blessed that I have the University of Phoenix helping me continue my education.

I have had really good experience with the university up to my last course! I like how there is flexibility to still be a full time working employee and have the opportunity to fulfill the dream of achieving higher education. The only not so positive thing I have to say would be that my las course has been a challenge and even after trying to get in contact with my professor to get clarification on assignments there has been not a call back. Other than that its an amazing opportunity and great learning experience.

This has been the most exciting experience I've had on a long time. Im glad I'm in school, it gives me joy to see how much i have learned and picked up on some new things. The academic counselors are awesome and I love the fact that you have a lot of resources at your fingertips.

Great support and much appreciated, however, in first week of class and days leading up to, I received no less than 6-8 classes. Way too much. As I enter my 4th week, I am still getting called a lot. Next, I think a better overview in week before start of classes, UOP should guide a new student through Logging in, accessing class, content, and "how to" everything.

I LOVE BEING A PHOENIX. 🐦‍🔥 The best part is the love and support from EVERY staff member. I have had a struggle or two during my bachelor program. The team of advocates were at the ready to help me through it all. Suggested I take a break. Come back and finish and I did. Was able to finish stronger. I will finish my MS in Psychology January 2026 and begin my Post Master's in the fall. Phoenix is the best education institution for me.

It's a very nice school. Everybody has been friendly and helpful. I enjoy the user friendly interface of the website and the convenience of being able to school wherever I'm at. I look forward to finishing my education and moving on with a career in my field of study.

I am so happy with University of Phoenix. 🐦‍🔥 All facility and instructors have helped me above and beyond. I came to the school with very little confidence and have grown a healthy positive growth mindset to achieve my goals and still working on my goals.

I have really enjoyed this semester at University of Phoenix some classes was getting a little rough but I maintain on getting the job done and I rate you all a 10 but I really enjoyed every feedback that I have gotten so I will be waiting on January 6, 2026 class to start.

Completing my teaching certification at University of Phoenix was a positive experience that truly prepared me for success in the classroom. The program was precisely designed to meet the needs of educators, combining rigorous academic content with practical strategies for real-world teaching. Ms. Samantha **, Mary ** and Dr. ** were highly knowledgeable and supportive, offering valuable insights into best practices for inclusive education and classroom management. I especially appreciated the flexibility of the program, which allowed me to balance professional responsibilities while advancing my credentials as well as understanding personal challenges.

I attended University of Phoenix and I was told that they offered the paralegal program, so I started taking classes and had some paralegal classes.Then, all of a sudden, I started having these other classes that did not even pertain to the law degree. I asked him why I was taking classes that didn't pertain to paralegal, and as I found out that all this time, they didn't offer the Associate Degree and Paralegal. I just felt like that was such a waste of my time. Considering that I was looking forward to getting my degree. And it lied to me. So I end up switching colleges, I finished up my worthless degree at University of Phoenix and then I moved on to my real degree at a real college, and I graduated. I clearly was ticked off at University of Phoenix and I clearly would never recommend that college for anything.

The doctoral program at the University of Phoenix is both demanding and rewarding. The coursework is rigorous and requires strong discipline, critical thinking, and consistent engagement with scholarly research and academic writing. The program challenges students to move beyond surface-level understanding by applying theory, research methodology, and evidence-based analysis to complex organizational and leadership issues.

University of Phoenix is so helpful, online learning is better for me and they meet all of my standards! If I had to recommend an online college to someone, University of Phoenix would be the one I would recommend. Everyone is so helpful and so thoughtful!

I started college at the age of 42 years old, five months after losing my only child in an accident. He was 16. Every staff member that I have had a chance to interact with has been so supportive, kind and helpful. I feel like someone cares about me and my successful future.

The University of Phoenix has been such an important part of my journey. I was able to earn both my BS and my MSM here, and I’m genuinely proud of what I accomplished. The support, flexibility, and encouragement I received made all the difference. This school helped me grow—both personally and professionally—and I truly love it for that.

My educational experience at UOP was pretty good. I enjoyed the structure of class. All of my instructors and even phone representatives were great. No matter what I contacted UOP for, majority of what I needed support for it was there. Now, UOP needs to do something about the cost/tuition. We’re finishing with degrees and in debt for the rest of our lives. I wish I had known or been given more information about the cost. That’s my only issue, no one went deep enough nor spent enough time talking about the cost and things that you could expect to have repay.

The University of Phoenix means so much to me because it gave me the chance to grow, even when life was busy and complicated. I love how the flexible programs let me balance school, work, and family without feeling like I have to choose between them. The instructors and staff encouraged me, and the classes weren’t just theory; they connected directly to real life and helped me build confidence in my own abilities. For me, the University of Phoenix isn’t just a place to earn a degree; it’s a community that believes in people, supports second chances, and reminds us that learning can genuinely change lives.

I love this school. It's convenient for my schedule and the instructor's and the way it's set up is perfect for me. Honestly, attending UOP has been a really positive experience for me. The flexibility alone has made such a big difference—being able to balance school, work, and everyday life without feeling overwhelmed has kept me motivated and on track.

My experience at this school has been nothing but positive. The instructors are knowledgeable, supportive, and truly invested in helping students succeed. They take the time to explain concepts clearly and make sure everyone feels confident in both the classroom and hands-on settings. Communication is always timely, and the staff genuinely cares about student progress and well-being. The program is organized, the expectations are clear, and the training prepares you for real-world situations. I’ve grown not only in skill but in confidence, and I feel fully prepared for my career path. I’m grateful for the environment they’ve created one that pushes you to do your best while also providing encouragement every step of the way. I would absolutely recommend this school to anyone serious about advancing their education and building a strong future in the field.

My overall experience with the University of Phoenix has been truly positive. The university offers a supportive and flexible learning environment that makes it possible to balance school, work, and personal responsibilities. The online platform is easy to use, well organized, and designed to help students stay engaged and on track. The instructors have been knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely invested in student success. I appreciate how they provide clear guidance, helpful feedback, and real-world examples that make the material easier to understand and apply. The program overall has helped me grow academically and professionally. I feel more confident in my abilities and better prepared for the next steps in my career. I would absolutely recommend the University of Phoenix to others who are looking for a flexible, high-quality, and supportive educational experience.

I honestly love this school. My current program is extremely difficult and I do wish they offered a 15 week course on the CPCE exam prep. The residency and internship process have been amazing so far. The advisor goes out of her way to make my internship as smooth as possible.

So far I have love the classes. The setup works perfect for me. Nothing has been overwhelming at all! The teachers are active in the online class room. I receive great feedback whether it is for room for growth or something I excelled in. The expectation is set from the start. I highly recommend!!

To be all the way honest this school has impacted me tremendously. I will say that I fall behind quite often because of so much I have going on at home and trying to survive, be a mom, work, pay bills, etc… But I always am able to get my work in when I can for the most part and I appreciate that convenience. Not only that this school has helped me in the outside world. I think about things differently. I articulate myself better. I’m able to respond better to debates/topics/conversations in the outside world because of what I’ve learned in the program … I know I might seem incognito, but I’m very grateful for the support and encouragement! It keeps me going …

I like my experience at University of Phoenix! However, I feel like I missed out on a lot of learning by having us cram a semester of work in 5 weeks. It was hard on both me and my family! As I had to miss out in n my family commitment. I did get a degree and also a certification. But I just feel the university could have been cut the cost and be more helpful with Financial aid.

I absolutely love taking classes at University of Phoenix. The teachers are wonderful and everything is easy to understand. The professors are always willing to help you. If you need help.. the online portal is Very organized and easy to navigate. I have nothing bad to say about university of phoenix

My experience with UOPX has been great up until now. I have enjoyed my classes even though it’s very much teach yourself type of online courses. Just recently I was supposed to have my class paid and excess funds sent, however I was out under a SAP review which can take up to 10 business days. Well, it has been past the 10 business days and my class still has not been paid. A research review had to be open and that can take 24 days! I do my assignments on time, follow school conduct and also keep my GPA up (4.0). I do all these things to make sure I’m in good standing with the school but also with my financial aid and I still have not received my funds. One of the many reasons I chose to go to UOPX is because of how they disbursed funds. I use these funds to help me pay for living costs, it’s very frustrating.

It has been a difficult and frustrating class because of financial aid. It has been very delayed and has caused a lot of stress for me and my family. It also has been discouraging to continue to do schoolwork. This should be resolved soon. It’s very disappointing

I was scammed by this school and because of their lies deceit and dishonesty I can no longer get financial aide. Connie recruited me I told her my high school diploma was with Broward College. She claim I didn’t need it. Now I sent the transcript as proof, they said they can’t use that and because of their dishonesty I have to be paying my school fee out of pocket

The teachers are great and communicate well. The work is meaningful, and help me along the way as I am teaching while in the Education Profession. I do not like that when you work ahead they still count it as an absence and will automatically drop your class EVEN if the work is posted.

They told me about classes at Sophia to finish cheaper and faster. Explained they would need to hold a class to the end so my aid didn’t get messed up. They didn’t so I lose $900. They are also lying about it but everything is recorded so I’m contacting my attorney. I did what I was told. I kept checking in & asking.

I appreciated the support I received. Ms, ** spent time guiding me, shared helpful job links, and even provided sample resumes and cover letters. Previous advisors were also supportive. I’m grateful, even though job placement isn’t available. Unfortunately, job placement is not available, but the support and guidance I received were still very helpful.

I enjoyed every teacher and class so far, apart from one teacher. I like the setup of the classes and how it is paced. Tech support is helpful and the course load is spaced out enough that I can go on with my everyday life and get time one on one with school.

Honestly I am not too happy with my experience here. For the first 3-4 months of class there was an issue with my financial aid where I was getting told by UoP and FAFSA that I have to deal with the other company to fix the issue. It was only fixed because I decided to fill out a paper application to see where everything went wrong and hopefully get it corrected that way. I feel as though some of the classes that have been chosen for me were a waste of time and money, as well as the random 3 week break that was scheduled where I was threatened to be taken out of my program because I had not posted in a class in almost a month. Really the only thing that I have liked so far is that classes are more asynchronous where yes I have due dates but I can complete everything on my schedule as long as they get done by the posted date.

The University of Phoenix helps students rise, rebuild, and keep moving forward. As a full-time professional and graduate student, I've been able to balance work, school, and life thanks to the program's flexibility and strong support system. The instructors are engaged, responsive, and genuinely invested in student success. The coursework challenges me while still being manageable, and the discussions connect me with professionals from all walks of life. UOPX has exceeded my expectations. It’s not just a school, it’s a community that helps you rise with confidence, purpose, and pride.

Throughout my college journey I would receive constant unsolicited, called from my Academic Counselor at what largely felt like a robotic cadence. When I actually needed support, it felt lonely. Support was handled as if the counseling team was working off a script and they were not helpful. I am presently working towards completing my Master's program and with 5 classes left, my remaining classes have been canceled and I am not receiving support to get classes added to my schedule.

I am so thankful for University of Phoenix! I am 42 and never thought I would be able to do college but here I am. The way the classes go with you going at your own weekly pace basically is what has allowed me to excel! I have worked so hard years ago to obtain my GED in hopes that one day I would be able to attend college. It may not have been right away, but here I am and I’m actually following through with it and I have never been more proud of myself. My family is also super proud of me. I think it’s pretty amazing that while I am attending school my oldest daughter has decided to also attend the University of Phoenix along with me however, she is doing a different curriculum, but it still is just so amazing.

Enrolling in the Master of Science in Education program at the University of Phoenix has undoubtedly been one of my most important growing experiences, both professionally and personally. I was nervous about balancing coursework with work and family responsibilities as an adult; however, the flexible online structure made it possible. The benefit of the program that stood out the most was the nurturing learning environment. My instructors were knowledgeable people who cared; they had a true commitment to making sure every one of their students would succeed. Weekly dialogues created an opportunity for collaboration and critical thinking, in which I learned from peers with varied teaching and leadership experiences.

I'm a bit frustrated! The current Doctor of Health Administration (DHA) program structure does not prepare students for the dissertation phase in DOC/715. During the first seven courses, instructors repeatedly deferred dissertation-related questions with responses such as, “Don’t worry—your Chair will help you in DOC/715,” or, “That’s not my job in this class.”

The University of Phoenix makes it easy to work full time and attend school. I don't have to sacrifice one priority for another. I am able to effectively balance my family, my career, my home, and my school life. I appreciate the flexibility that the university allows me to have.

I was happy with my experience up until now. I am struggling with a certain professor from my PSYCH/664 class. I have had great grades through my Bachelor's degree, my first Master's degree, and currently my 2nd Master's degree, up until now. I have completed my papers and my discussions the same way throughout all of my degrees and it has never costed my points like it has during this class.

Sad I was enjoying my education and was suddenly told that the program wasn't offered in my state. And also they were never on top of financial stuff. I was told they needed something last minute. Never told me upfront that I needed to do further submission of documents.

I have really enjoyed my journey with the University of Phoenix for my Master of Arts in Adult Education and Training. Student service personnel have always called to check on me before class starts and within the first week of a new class. This is my last class until graduation, and I can say that I will miss attending the University of Phoenix.

The University of Phoenix has been a good fit for me because it's flexible and works around my busy schedule. The online classes are easy to follow and my instructors have been very supportive and understanding. I like how each week builds on the last, helping me grow as a writer and future social worker. The discussions with classmates make me feel connected even though we're online. Overall I've learned about myself and my goals while studying here.

Some courses ask for too much with assignments on top of exams, but overall the course materials are very well explained and easy to manage. It is mostly the posting two responses on two separate days that lost me points on an assignment as well as for the attendance points counted by the University.

I am a returning alumnus student, and during my previous degree I was able to accelerate my program by doubling and tripling courses. Before starting my new master’s degree, I asked a representative if I would be able to do the same, and they assured me that I could. I was told that after completing one single course, I would be eligible to take double courses in the following term. Unfortunately, that information turned out to be incorrect. I was later informed that I must complete two single courses before being allowed to request a double course load. This was very disappointing, as it was not communicated clearly from the beginning. Had I been given the correct information upfront, I would not have built expectations around finishing the program ahead of schedule. This miscommunication has affected my academic plans and overall experience in the program.

I have not had any issues at all with UOPX. Everyone has been very helpful and has answered any questions I have had. If I left a message, someone called me back in a reasonable time frame and was very polite. My questions were answered in full detail and nothing was left out.

The education itself and the professors are great. The problem is the academic counselor calling constantly, even if you ask them not to. Even with notes all over the account to only call under a couple of circumstances, the calls still constantly come. I finally had to threaten to talk to a supervisor in order for them to understand that I did not want the constant calls.

As a veteran with severe PTSD and a learning disability and I'm struggling every week in school with the online classes that are all AI with the virtual labs that do the teachings. There are no lectures from the teachers or guidance on who to report to for the labs (other than just bullet points). I've taken the same classes now 2x and still struggle with comprehension of the material given. I've had to pay 2x now for the same classes, and I still can't seem to pass or grasp the work.

This school has been unorganized and giving misinformation since the very moment I enrolled. I can call and speak to someone and get different responses every time. My financial aid is consistently late; I am still waiting for the balance of my Pell that was due before the end of September. I was told it would be resolved in 24-48 hours, then 10 days!!! It’s been nearly 3 weeks. I do not get timely responses, no one seems to care or take any responsibility when the school messes up. I wish I never enrolled here, it’s making me wish I never went back to school.

Best college experience I've ever had. Would highly recommend to anyone with a busy life that wants to accomplish a degree. They have amazing staff and faculty members that truly care about and for their students. They also have great support systems for whatever life needs you have along the way. All in all a great college that I'd recommend daily hands down.

Excellent instructors. I have learned a great deal and am pleased with the education provided. Have been in a different space mentally because of school. The university was very supportive of me when I had a substance abuse issue and was very considerate and empathetic.

I have been with UOPX since 2008. The thing I love most is the flexibility it allows you to attend, creating your own schedule. The thing I recently had while working on my Doctoral is how the instructors expect you to just do work you never done before and nail it the first time.

The facility has been such a positive and wonderful help. They have helped me navigate into getting back into school and I am grateful. I would recommend this college to anyone. The one everyone reaches out and are very helpful with different programs.

University of Phoenix is a very good university. This is my second degree here at the University of Phoenix. The instructors are Professional, Knowledgeable and cares for the student education. I love it here. The academic plan is always accurate. Love it!

Overall, I appreciate the flexibility of the classes. The standard setup is 1 class per month. It usually consists of 1 assignment, 3 discussion posts, 1 chapter/video lesson, and 1 test. They do allow you to double or triple classes if you're wanting to get your degree done quickly. You do have get the first 6 classes done before they will allow you to double or triple, though. The websites never malfunction and the instructors are communicative. This university is overall self-paced and you do have to hold yourself accountable to learn the information. It is an expensive school to go to. For my associate's degree, it is $27k.

The online system is streamlined, easy to follow, and they make you aware of all beforehand. The cost is doable. The teachers seem very knowledgeable and proficient in teaching you for future careers. They send your refunds in a timely manner and let you know beforehand.

Love the instructors, curriculums, and class structure! My only complaint, which is a big one, is that I was misled regarding transfer credits. Both the advertising and the admissions department implied my credits were transferable when really I was starting completely over. If I would have been told the truth from the beginning, I would not have enrolled, which, I suppose, was the point of the delay.

My educational journey has been awesome at U of P. All of my Teachers and Professors have been professional, understanding, patient and friendly. They all have been educational champions 🏆! All of my personal reviews concerning my overall performance has been most constructive and disciplined.

Everyone outside of the professors has made me feel as though they care about my future and my well-being at this time. As I have received many calls from finance and people who are handling by class schedule. They all have been a joy to speak with, have taken the time to listen to my concerns, help me with the steps needed to make the online class more simple. The professors, on the other hand, have not been helpful and given no help or support while taking their class. I have guessed, asked others in the college and used my past experiences to get me through the classes.

My time so far has been absolutely amazing, from the staff to the instructors, and even my peers. There is no better school that I could have chosen. They check on you throughout your journey, see if there's anything else they can do to make this experience better, they even check on your personal life and assure you that everything will be ok.

School was outstanding until I realized the hard way that just because one gives it their all, sacrifices everything for 4 years and completes with a 3.93 GPA, it means nothing to employers. All I accrued is joblessness and 75,000.00 worth of debt and broken dreams.

This experience so far has been fair. However, I don’t appreciate the dishonesty for how long the program takes. It’s listed at 26 months and the recruiters also tell you this time frame, but it’s actually 29 months. The last course is 7 months long, which is excessive for just completing clinical hours. The school allows us to complete all 600 hours before we get to the final course but then informs you that you are still required to do 8 hours every other week, it’s ridiculous. The fact that my last course is in March, but I cannot graduate until October, is unreasonable. Especially when plans were made to be done months before then.

I am a current student at University of Phoenix and I have to say I am quite impressed. It has been a truly rewarding and empowering experience so far. One of the best things about this institution is its flexibility. As a working adult with family obligations, the ability to complete coursework at my own pace has been a game-changer. It has allowed me to pursue my degree without compromising other aspects of my life. The online platform is intuitive, well-organized, and conducive to staying on track. The courses are designed with real-world application in mind, and the instructors are seasoned professionals in their fields. They are responsive, supportive, and genuinely invested in students’ success.

As a student at the University of Phoenix, I am extremely proud of myself and my accomplishments in my courses. The professors are great and learning is not hard at all. My goal is to earn a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education. I must say that I am doing well so far. I plan on finishing school here.

I actually really enjoy my classes, I don’t have much to complain about whatsoever… I will say sometimes I wish that professors would grade assignments a little quicker… but I also understand that some of these classes have a large group of students, and that is an unrealistic ask when looking at the big picture.

Overall it has been a great experience, with good guidance, good materials and great professors. The time does go fast and there are practical no breaks in between the block of classes which is a little hard but at the it compensates because you finish the program in a year.

I have really enjoyed my time with the University of Phoenix. They are easy to connect with, they check in to see if you are hitting your goals or what you could improve to hit your goals. The courses have taught me things I am able to use in my everyday life. They are always willing to get feedback so they can constantly improve. It is a great school.

The Master of Health Care Administration, competency based program is excellent. The courses are taught by faculty that are active in the field and provide relevant and timely topics for discussion and instruction. I received tremendous support from the faculty, the advisors, and student services during my program. Special accommodations are available for students with learning challenges and in need of added support. I received the knowledge necessary to move forward and advance in my career. I recommend University of Phoenix to those considering a Masters in Health Care Administration.

The University of Phoenix, AZ is a great and diverse learning experience for many people like myself. I love attending the school because it gives you so much hope and encouragement to look forward to. I was scared to go back to school after 16 years of not being in school, it kind of put fear in me to even want to give it another try. After I talked with Nicole **, my enrollment representative, she made me feel like I could accomplish my dreams and/or goals if I just gave it a try, so I did and I'm glad that I took that first step of getting enrolled and now I feel pretty confident in my assignments and tasks on getting them submitted and/or completed.

As a straight A student it's disheartening to feel unsupported. My area has a wifi outage and I have assignments due. I reached out after being ignored by my instructor and I was offered no solutions besides "go to Starbucks." I'm considering withdrawing from this school all together.

I have taken 3 courses this far and I feel like these classes don’t align with the degree that I am working towards. I feel like the classes I am currently taking are just fluff classes to extend my time in school. Which to this point, I am very unsatisfied with my experience this far. I only want to take whatever core courses I need to obtain my degree and not courses that just prolong my graduation.

I've been nothing but impressed with everything and everyone at the University of Phoenix. I'm so glad I chose you - I was hesitant and now that I'm in the final stretch, I'm very grateful for the program. It's flexible, easy to navigate, and the professors are top-notch. They took time at the beginning to execute a proper onboarding that made sure I knew what I was doing with the technology. I can't think of one thing negative to say - thank you again for everything as I finalize my MSN Program in the next few months.

When I first join University of Phoenix I felt like this was the online school I felt like this was the school that was well kept together. At first I had some real good academics counselors. Well I thought they were good until I found out later I could not trust none of them when it came to my academics. I was very happy when I started here. Now all I wanna do is leave. Academic department is very not kept together and will mess up your schedule to ruin your financial aid if you do not stay on top of them. I have not heard from my Counselor listed on my portal since I been in online school. All I know is her name. I really rate this school as the worst and I can not wait to be transferred to a better school that will at least be honest with me and keep me afloat with things.

The program is great. I really enjoyed the program and especially liked that I could work ahead when I needed to. I learned several procedures and concepts that I could put into practice at my work right away. I feel accomplished and look forward to putting my degree into action.

The online courses make it much easier to maintain as every day is different in my schedule so it makes it easier to for me to get my work done in a timely manner. I recommend this school to anyone who ask me about it. Everyone works with you at any time.

I absolutely love attending University of Phoenix. I'm happy with my studies and would definitely recommend! I attend online classes, the professors are great and the people are very pleasant to attend classes with. Anyone looking for online schooling, should definitely check it out!

Where do I begin, from the first interaction with the guidance counselors, to the financial aid staff, the University of Phoenix has excelled in any and all ways. The counselors keep an eye on you and your performance checking on you and your wellbeing, the financial aid staff is available at every call and supply all the answers that you need. The staff helped me when I was seriously ill with COVID and cancer and extended the benefits that they offer to ensure that I was as successful as a student. Truly there is not enough characters being offered here, so I will say the most important vital information about Phoenix, they ensure your SUCCESS!!!!

It has been a good experience here the staff communicates well even the instructors. I even fell behind in a class and was able to make it up. They help you stay on track and meet your goals. I have recorded both my bachelors and Masters. Working on my doctoral in the near future.

This journey has had some ups and downs but in the end I graduated with an Associate's degree and now I'm back in school for my Bachelor's degree and I've been able to juggle life and school while maintaining a 3.8 gpa. I try to make sure I do all my work and turn them in on time. The instructors are knowledgeable and helpful and always willing to listen and help where needed.

I have had a truly great academic experience at University of Phoenix. I was scared at first to start my continuing educational journey but everyone from my admission counselor, my academic counselor and my instructors were very helpful and encouraging. I suggest at least a 5-7 day break between classes. Most students work and have families and starting a new class every week is overwhelming.

I greatly appreciated the flexibility and instructional material and the self paced time that this course afforded to me. I would however, recommend that there be a quicker response time from the feedback given by instructional staff. There were several classes where I had to wait for instructional review and feedback on projects to the point where I was almost unable to apply the feedback provided for the next assignment. I would also recommend over communicating with the Leading and Staffing professor on a routine basis. My experience was that there were unclear expectations that did not align with the grading rubric for the class. I would say the vast majority of the curriculum was well presented and that it was very applicable even for someone who had not prior training and or experience in the field of business.

I highly recommend attending UOP online courses. The onboarding staff is wonderful, the instructors are very helpful and available to help. Many resources available to help with writing assignments. Counselors are available to go over academic plans.

Terrible. The financial aid department is terrible. They set you up to where you have to take out excesses loans when you are covered. When you ask them to explain they can’t. I have never been to a school they pretend to care about academic achievement fall short in the financial aid department.

The University of Phoenix is very understanding college that a lot people do have a family and job. That the classes are well laid out so each person has plenty of time to do school work and have quality time with their family and friends and not be pushed to get it done in one day.

It’s convenient and the schedule is very flexible with my family life! Teachers have always explained things super clear! And they’re very generous and work with you on assignments being late for whatever reason. I definitely recommend that to everyone.

I just started at this school on 09/09/25, and I have had nothing but problems since. First of all, my financial aid package has not been set up, and I can't even accept my awards. My class is locked on week 1, and I don't have access to week 2 or beyond. This school doesn't have it together at all, and it's very concerning. Someone needs to look into this. And I have attended an online university before and have never gone through what I'm going through with the University of Phoenix.

I have received a number of phone calls regarding my first week of class from multiple people. Yolanda, Monica, Daniel, and Maureen. I get calls when I'm at work and in meetings, which can be extremely distracting and disruptive. It feels like overkill to receive so many phone calls regarding my first week. This feels like poor communication amongst the team. An example of this: I scheduled a call with Maureen 09/12 at 5 pm, and received a call at 2:49 PM yesterday, 09/10, which I'm not sure what this was regarding. I feel like a note should have been taken that I was reached. I do feel like UOPX has good resources that point me in the right direction when I have questions. I take online courses because I have an extremely busy schedule. This feels like I owe creditors money. These are the calls I have recently received:

I have loved my time with the University of Phoenix! The online, flexible platform makes it easy for someone working full-time like me, while the due dates keep me on track. The professors are knowledgeable and grade fairly, at least in the program I was a part of, and are readily available to help if needed. I also gained some excellent insight that will help me in my future career.

As someone who went to two days worth of work at this scam University is not worth it. They trying to charge me almost 600 bucks for a class in which I did two things, one discussion post and one quiz. Both had nothing to do with the class of actually about. One of the textbooks was the same textbook that I used for my bachelor's degree in like the first semester, and they were all open source, which is great if you're getting quality school work but there really wasn't any.

This school is extremely difficult when it comes to the financial aid process. I won’t complain about the classes because that’s the only thing I like. Their classes are setup on a way that easy to manage but when it comes to the financial aid process they have lots of excuses as to why it’s taking long to process even though they have already received funding. It’s such a long wait time and their financial aid portal always have processing delays. It’s though going to school full time plus needing your money for expenses but having to wait 4-5 weeks for your excess funds plus the classes are so expensive. I am at the point to withdraw and finish my degree elsewhere.

I believe that the University of Phoenix offers a strong and comprehensive MBA program. The classes are challenging, and the professors are approachable. The course materials effectively align with the goals and objectives of each course, complemented by engaging weekly participation discussions. I appreciate that students can engage in insightful conversations that reflect diverse perspectives each week. The weekly assignments are realistic and allow students to understand the daily challenges faced by decision-makers.

I have been enrolled with the University of Phoenix since October of 2024. And I have dedicated my time towards succeeding in every course that I take. My journey so far has been wonderful and I am looking forward towards graduating from the University of Phoenix! Great school, wonderful students and staff! And the instructors are great and very helpful! I have taken pride in my studies and engaging with my peers and instructors!

As a graduate student in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, my experience at University of Phoenix has been transformative. The trauma-informed curriculum, flexible structure, and culturally responsive focus have empowered me to serve marginalized communities with empathy and skill. Balancing work, study, and caregiving hasn’t been easy, but the support and relevance of the coursework have made it possible. I’m preparing for my practicum with confidence, knowing I’ve been equipped to turn adversity into advocacy. This program has helped me refine my voice, deepen my purpose, and build a foundation for a future private practice rooted in healing and inclusion.

I'm into my third class and I would say I have had a positive experience so far. Each class is thorough in the curriculum. My professors have been very kind and helpful if needed. If you read everything and follow your syllabus, and stay disciplined, it works. I am pleased to be attending this school!

My experiences with the University of Phoenix have been great. With the school being geared toward working adults, the atmosphere is quite different from a traditional school setting. I have not had any problems navigating through the coursework and help is always available.

I know the University of Phoenix gets lots of common critiques of similar institutions, but I have learned with real-world experienced instructors who are professionals bringing tremendous value to education, particularly in a practical field like business or management. While traditional universities may emphasize theory or academic research, UOPX leans into relevance and application, which can give students a leg up when entering or advancing in the workforce. Personally, I have lots of knowledge due to these teachings.

I work 10-11 hour shifts and Phoenix made going to college realistic for me. I completed my degree way faster than I imagined and found the schedule very manageable. I found a few professors very knowledgeable who loved the education process and who really loved communicating with students. They provided some really great feedback which helped me grow. My degree reassures me that I can not only progress in my own field but that I have a degree to fall back on no matter what. Thanks Phoenix.

University of Phoenix has been great so far. I have gained confidence in myself since beginning my college journey in August of last year. I have felt comfortable in reaching out to student services for any issue or question I may have, and I have learned so much within the year I have been attending.

My experience was going perfectly fine until this last month with my financial aid, I don’t know what’s going on but I haven’t received my funds that were supposed to be disbursed on 7/2/25 and this is so frustrating and I just keep getting the run around and told something different everyday.

When I started my journey to go back to school, the University of Phoenix made my journey possible and painless. The classes are affordable and very informative. It is very possible to get your degree in your time. UNOPX is the best school ever!!!

I enrolled in a CS degree course and I have learned more about “plugging in a device” than I have actually learned about CS. I get more “busy” work than work that will actually be applied to what I want for my career. I have asked multiple times if there is a way I can earn more credits and learn what I actually want to learn, but to no avail.

My experience has been very good throughout my classes. When I have had an issue, the people I talk to were very helpful and fixed any issues promptly. The portals have all worked perfectly and I have had no issue getting assignments done in a timely manner. My instructors are friendly and always there to help with even the minor things.

It’s a great program, my professors have been very very responsive and supportive. It’s great to have mentors as they check in frequently, whether it’s through texting or calling. It’s nice to know we have support and cheerleaders. Other students are always available to help us.