When withdrawing from University of Phoenix the financial aid department took financial aid that had already been applied for courses and sent it back along with financial aid that had not been applied to courses. University of Phoenix financial aid department then charged me for the classes that ...
On October 29, I received academic advising from Karen Gorman, an employee at the UOP online. She told me the application fee of $45 was being waived. She went through the online application with me and advised me that the program she was enrolling me in was the appropriate one for my educational ...
I enrolled at the Phoenix in July. I was a new mom and looking to continue my education while on maternity leave. I emailed them my some questions. I got a response in about 5 mintutes... By phone. The man who called me was James Evans. I got a big speech about how they would support me. Asked me ...
I applied to the University of Phoenix to finish my accounting degree in 2003. I only needed 30 more credits and thought that with all the other things going on in my life, an online degree program would be more convenient to finish what I needed to finish. I wasn't concerned with 'how long' it was ...
When I applied for an online degree with the UoP I emphasized that, because of their high prices, I could only afford to complete their degree program if I received the maximum credit transfer of 72 credits for that course. Given that I have 140-ish lower division credits (including my 2 year CC ...
I enrolled at the University of Phoenix in January. The academic counselor applied for twice as much federal aid than was needed. I was told for every class i completed, i would recieve the excess money. After the first three classes I recieved the excess money. Upon completion of my fourth class, ...