I wish I had read this website before enrolling in this preposterous so-called university. I truly feel blessed that my situation is a little better but I am sure that I'm not quite out of the woods yet. Early this year, I decided to pursue my bachelors degree and with my schedule, online classes ...
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 enrolled in University Of Phoenix in July. I lost my job a week after enrolling. Three weeks into class and still not able to find a job near home and running out of money to even buy groceries, I took a temporary job for the summer 5 hours from home and I was to stay in a motel they provided. I ...
I am 49 and after being a stay at home mom for 20 years I began working full time in 1999. With no formal training except for my art I began working full time in retail and decided to get in to a career field that I knew would be stable down the road since I plan to work till I am in my sixties. I ...
I began going to Axia College of University of Phoenix in late August of this year. I chose an online university because I would be able to essentially go to college with my fiance, whom also started at Axia at the same time. I had already spent two years at a local university in a major I did not ...
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 ...