The University of Phoenix's main premise is that the student can 'Log in and participate with your class when and where you choose. Participate three or four days each week depending upon your degree program. This is not true. They only give you 4 weeks to complete the class. This is not enough ...
I just recently discovered this site, and I too would like to share my story concerning the University of Phoenix. I am a single mom that has two teenagers and a grand baby at home. We live off of social security that I receive for my girls from their father's death. I have always wanted to go back ...
Similar to other stories here, I was signed up for classes a few weeks after speaking with an enrollment "counselor". After 4 days, I knew online scjhool was not for me so, I requested to drop and was told I would owe $178. I was billed for over $3,000 at first. I called and they ...
I'm presently signed up for this online college as well as in my second-class. They don't train you, they provide you concerns and create you study anything. They claim you're recieving a bachelor's-degree however you've to go to four decades... And of course different factor they don't let you ...
Let my start by saying that I was an enrollment advisor for University of Phoenix Online, and AXIA/WIU Online under Apollo Group for 3 years. I recently quit from my position as one of their highest paid advisors. Paid on the amount of enrollments I did in 2003. I also completed my MBA/MKT while ...
Okay so I decided to attend University of Phoenix through my former employers tuition assitance program which practically came out to no cost to me. I went to a couple of courses that were on campus. Before my next course I advised the counselor that I would be unable to attend the course due to ...