University of Phoenix

It’s a rip off!
I tried to settle my account with them but they have no mercy, this school is like a money monster.
I work hard to get in to this crap/​fake school but they don’t care about the student, they just want to take your money.
The admission advisors are coming and going, because they work on commission, and they don’t care about their student. They will enroll anyone as long as they get some money out of you.
Don’t enroll here, I tried to re-​enroll and settle my payment but like I said: they have no mercy!

School that works around your schedule, and style.

UOP and I have a love-​hate relationship. I’m presently attending this school at San Francisco. 3 stars. It needs improvement in regards to consistency in different areas (instructor-​students, teams, etc)
Love the concept, the instructors, my counselor (Malou rocks!), the school staff.
I love the flexibility of hours, I have a say on what I want to do in regards to courses to take, to stop when I need a break, to skip if I need to. It’s a boutique kind of a school small but meets basic needs (PC, printers, copier free of usage charge for students) at least I don’t need to run from building to building to get somewhere, or pay 50cents to make copies or print stuff unlike other Universities P&P. I’m not carrying textbooks worth hundred of dollars either.
Yes, it’s expensive — it seems to feel that way because each course is only 5 weeks and not stretched to 6 months. It’s designed for working professionals, those whose average household income is probably around $ 3k or more a month. The reality is you get your money’s worth if you manage your time well to study, participate in class, contribute to your team. Be cautious of classmates who says it’s easy getting A’s, Having a frequent 1:1 dialogue with your instructor before or after class can help assess his teaching and grading style, his real expectations from each student, and in turn he can foresee what kind of student you are, if you need attention or challenge.