I enrolled in the university of phoenix college with hopes of obtaining my degree online at a faster pace. I was attending community college at ccbc, and transferred my credits over at this college. Like many others I'm now confused because these classes I'm in has nothing to do with what I was ...
I had been desirous of growing my training in a delayed era in my own existence and desired to get updated on some problems including computers and development, administration nowadays, etc. I began Using The School of Phoenix having a few online programs. Well, I am sure several experienced what ...
I started to do some reasearch late 2008 from University of Phoenix. They were really anxious (pushy) to get my started as soon as possible. I turned in my financial aid paperwork, and was told via e-mail, that I was financially clear to start school up. The courses are five weeks, I missed one day ...
I too was taken in by these sales people. I was hesitant at first because $1600 for 1 class seemed extreme, but they explained it was because they were in 5 week increments, etc. I took out that $12000 loan and started classes. Then my daughter started the University of Texas (a real school), and ...
This is a warning to any unsuspecting individual that is interested in learning anything thru e-online colleges. First of all I enrolled at University of Phoenix-Axia college for some online courses and on my first day of classes I had dificulty just getting into class. At first I thought it was my ...
My name is Jodi and I am a former student at the online "college" University of Phoenix. I am writing today as a victim of fraud at the hands of this so-called "University." Prior to enrollment, I noticed that the counselor, Clayton Preis, seemed all to eager for me to enroll. ...