Phoenix, AZ
University of Phoenix-Online Campus

My class experience was fine, although it take quite sometime for teacher to get back to you, and when they do they really do not answer the question, more like beat around the bush. I also feel that this school is more about the money than the education. Ever year fee's went up with no real reason as to why. I would not recommend this school.

My class experience was fine, although it take quite sometime for teacher to get back to you, and when they do they really do not answer the question, more like beat around the bush. I also feel that this school is more about the money than the education. Ever year fee's went up with no real reason as to why. I would not recommend this school.

I have been a University of Phoenix-Online Campus since 2013. I have completed my AA here and I am currently enrolled in my BSHA. I have loved all the classes, my instructors really care that I understand the information. Yes it is more of a teach your self kind of environment but as long as you stay focused then this isn't a problem. The classes are quick, so you have to manager your time or you will miss something.

The University of Phoenix allows me to work on my own schedule, but still receive all the knowledge I will need for my future career. I enjoy being a part of this community of people. The staff are always extremely helpful and willing to work through any problems and questions you may have.

Being an online student is actually one of the best decisions that i can ever make. The campus is so easy to get around and understand and the professors are wonderful. i can honestly say that this is the first school that made an impact on my life. I've been going since January 2014 and have stopped since. whereas i went to a local community college for two semesters not in a row and dropped both times. The campus and the overall experience is great and i can't wait to earn my undergraduates degree from here.

I really enjoy the university of Phoenix online campus. I work two jobs, and the flexibility I get from being able to take all my classes online is great. The classroom atmosphere is also great, students are encouraged to work together, and share ideas. All of my teachers have been really great and helpful.

Well, it has everything you need academically and it starts at the ground breaking it down for you. It is actually fun to learn. It is an environment for liberals and conservatives, I go to school in my pjs. It is very convent if I feel like I'm about to have a brake down I can take that day off and I can pause my instructor and eat...or watch cat videos.

The environment and experience is great and it allows me to have a flexible schedule and to be in the comfort of my own home. And the faculty are always willing to help and get back to you about questions quickly. The engagement among other students is stimulating and allows for great depth in discussions.

The stereotype of University of Phoenix students, I believe are hard working individuals: real people, with commitments beyond your normal University student. Soldiers, Mothers, Business Owners, Teachers, and anyone else with great responsibility and a hefty schedule. Are the stereotypes of University of Phoenix students accurate? Yes and no. UoP students are all of that and so much more. Many are more than one of those categories: Mother, business owner, and full time student or Grandson, father, full time student and Taxi driver. University of Phoenix students are the prime example of the American can-do attitude. They are dedicated, caring, intelligent, and world changing people.

Intense. But dive in and use the support. The University and your peers are eager to help.

Student slackers. Yes, I said it, and they know who they are. They exist.

If you are not interested in learning, you will not be happy to learn that is exactly what you signed up for...

So far it has been a great experience working with the staff.

The classes were quick, each class was five weeks, seven weeks at the most. The academic advisor I was assigned to was great and helpful. BUT I refuse to return to this school due to the lack of professionalism of the financial advisor. She was very difficult to get ahold of, still to this day hasn't returned an email or a phone call, even though I have graduated. She sends any and all fees to collections without warning or a call or email. The price of the university I expected to be treated more professionally but I was wrong about that. If I could do it over again I would not recommend this program to anyone due to the rudeness of this lady i dealt with. When dealing with someone's future and livelihood, there should be more respect for people.