I have been a constant reporter concerning The University of Phoenix. I read one report from a woman that was told she had to pay for a class she had to drop. So did I. She was put in touch with the financial counselor that I tried to get in touch with in May and I, too, was told she was on. At University of Phoenix that is a code word for "too busy duping another potential student." I was told by an advisor that the financial counselor had sent me e-mails but that Yahoo.com was notorious about putting the UOP e-mails in junk mail. UOP has an answer for everything but where the money disappears to when loans are suddenly and mysteriously used.
I, also, had a promise that my ADHD would be taken into consideration and a disability counselor provided. Not only did he lose all my paper work, he said that my doctor had not faxed him the necessary papers. My doctor had.., I was standing there.
How many of us out there are being scammed?
After reading many of the comments on this website, I have learned not to believe anyone when it comes to money.
I will fight the UOP. I will notify the DOE. Silly as I am to believe that to loan money to students, an investigation had to be done of the UOP.
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