Attended Axia of University of Phoenix online from October until approx April. After I dropped out, school has me marked down as withdrew status. Staff didnt follow Attendence proceedures as listed on website. After dropping out, I received a bill from Apollo Group for $124.50. I originall received ...
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 ...
This is still my first week at UofP/Axia online. I was impressed with the ease of online learning until yesterday afternoon. That's when it hit the fan. And now, I am seriously considering whether to continue past my financial aid for this year. I was told by my enrollment counselor Marti Chavez, ...
The university of Phoenix was first, I thought, was very pushy. I continued with enrollment anyways. Throughout the enrollment process, I was lied to about 3 times if not more. The counsleor called me on the first day my class was to start and had me to post a biography of myself. The next day I ...
I just started at the UOP in May and I already feel like something isn't right and things are starting to go ary. I began by calling to get some information about classes and transferring credits and financial aid from another school. The next thing I knew I had been assigned an enrollment, ...
I started attending Axia in September. The first thing to go wrong, was having to wait several months for my financial aid application to even be looked over, there were mistakes upon mistakes. My finance counselor was the most rude and disrespectful counselor I ever had. She took her time getting ...