The University of Phoenix conned me into taking classes that are absolutely worthless for my intended career. They then dropped me from my classes and told me that I owed them $400 for two weeks of classes. They are frauds and con-artists and need to be stopped. I have seen almost 500 complaints ...
On the day of my eighteenth birthday, I was contacted by a Ms. Patricia Takahashi, an enrollment counselor for the University of Phoenix (UoP). During a phone conversation, Ms. Takahashi told of endless possibilities that a UoP degree would provide for my future. While I did not have time to attend ...
I signed up for College Of Phoenix in July. I dropped my work per week after registering. Three months into course but still unable to look for a work near house and operating out-of cash to actually purchase goods, I got a temporary work for that summertime 5 hours at home and that I was in which ...
I started to talk to one of the sales people of the Phoenix University online a year ago, that person convince me to start taking classes there because it was going to improve my life in the future, i clearly stated that i can not afford to pay, because I am disabled and am not working; Then the ...
I attend the UOP. And like everyone else it was great in the beginning. My enrollment counselor is actually a great guy and I think he is totally oblivious to what his fellow colleagues are doing. My first two classes were good. They were stupid and easy and they only reason why I didn't get A's is ...
I read some of the sad stories of bad experiences with the University of Phoenix. However, if you truly want a resolution to your issues, file a report with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). You can do it online and it only takes as much time as it did to write on this web site. My husband attends ...