If you are looking for a degree that you will not have to work for or learn anything, then U of Phoenix is just for you. I completed 80% of the Masters in Business Admin. Degree with U of Phoenix and found myself skating through classes without effort and watching other students turning in less-than-college-level assignments and passing with good grades. From my undergraduate experience, I found that the U of Phoenix curriculum was less challenging than my Bachelor's curriculum.in other words, the degree was a joke and I wonder how they satisfy the requirements for accreditation. I not only was a student but an employee for many months. I had success there and left on good terms, so for all fo you doubters, I am not a scorned ex-employee.in observation of the business practices exhibited by the U of Phoenix, were far from honorable and not interested in the servicing of their students properly. I witnessed numerous times of how U of Phoenix would not notify students of financial aid discrepencies and then put the student into collections. I wondered how this sort of thing could happen until it happened to myself. Knowing the policies and procedures of the company, I was puzzled how I only started receiving calls from the school after the damage had been done and I was in collections. The university knows 60 days prior to returning funds and yet they failed to notify me of this. I have spoken with over a dozen ex-students from U of Phoenix that all had similar stories or even worse. They only treat people well when they are trying to get them signed up and then cut them loose to the wolves. Unanswered phone calls and getting the run-around seems to be their M.O. If I could warn anybody of anything, it would be to not expect to get your money's worth out of a U of Phoenix degree. They are all looked down upon in most academic and business arenas and it's not from unjustified bias. They have been selling degrees for as many years as they have been sending students to collections. They are over priced and there are many other options that can fit your schedule. I have been speaking with many of the ex-students that have expressed interest in "another" class-action law suit. Maybe we just need to keep hitting them with law suits until they get the picture. Stop screwing people!
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