University Of Phoenix
University Of Phoenix Rips off Students

I enrolled with the University of Phoenix in October for a Criminal Justice Degree specifically in Crime Scene Investigations. My enrollment counselor discouraged me from doing that and suggested Human Services Management instead, stating that as a Minister, this would be a better fit. Since I had been away from college for some time, I agreed. I was told that I would be eligable for Financeal Aid, and that within two years, I could receive my Degree. Of course, I was told that I had to be enrolled by the end of the Month of October to qualify for certain discounts on certain books that was required, and to waive enrollment fees.in the beginning, I began to encounter problems concerning my enrollment status, and why the rush to get me signed up so quickly. Everything was fine (outside of quite a few computer gliltches with the university website.) My problems began when I was instructed that I would need to take two math courses and successfully pass those courses before I would be allowed to continue with my degree work. Of course, no emphases is placed on the importance of successfully completing Math and its profound effect on one's ability to successfully complete course work. Therein lies the problem.

Company: University Of Phoenix
Country: USA
State: Arizona
City: Phoenix
Address: ecampus. phoenix. edu

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