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I really enjoyed how the classes we're 5 weeks. It allowed me to take 1 class at a time so I could focus all my efforts on that 1 particular course. Also it seemed to make the semesters and my overall time I spent in school pursuing my degree go and move quickly. The professors were also quick to respond whenever I had a question, which was a concerned I had prior to attending. However this was never an issue. My overall experience was excellent and have nothing but great things to say about the... Read More University of Phoenix.

The University Financial Aid Department is horrible. They wait to the last minute for processing my Financial aid documents and had the entire July 2025,August 2025, September 2025 for completing all my extra documents. This is by far a horrible experience. The semester start on 10/07/25 and they wait to the last minute for asking for documents and my information is stil not completed. I ask my advisor to make sure all my duck was in a row before the start date and now I am sitting out until January... Read More 2026. This is a horrible Financial Aid experience. This was a smooth process until it got to the financial aid department. They are so unorganized and wait until the last minute to process student paperwork process.

Attending Phoenix University was one of the most transformative experiences I've ever had! The education quality, the instructors, and the courses truly pushed me to my limits. I started my academic journey quite late in life, and initially, I doubted my ability to pursue higher education at this stage. The faculty at Phoenix University were remarkably supportive; from the instructors to the financial aid office, I was able to grow more confidently both professionally and personally. The skills I... Read More acquired throughout my program were crucial in preparing me for promotions in my career.

I will always remember one of my earliest courses, which included an assessment made up of three different parts. Since this was at the start of my program, I needed all the assistance I could get. I reached out to the instructor with questions I felt I should already know the answers to, but he quickly replied with a thorough explanation.

Although the grading process, particularly the feedback from some instructors, could use improvement, my overall experience at Phoenix was outstanding, and I would wholeheartedly recommend it to any working adult seeking to enhance their skills.

Every instructor I have had has been helpful and receptive to questions if I was unclear about an assignment. The enrollment process went very smoothly. I was able to reach my academic counselor without any delays. My only drawback is that as a working student who also has a family there should be at least a 1 week break between classes so that as a student I could breathe and reset. I did have a Christmas break but no other breaks between classes. Hopefully the powers to be will take this into consideration.... Read More Many times during my program I felt overwhelmed because I had no time to breathe. I was constantly doing assignments, working and taking care of my family.

Completing the University of Phoenix’s MBA program has been an incredibly rewarding journey for me. This program stands out not only for its flexibility and practical curriculum but also for the way it empowers working professionals like myself to grow and excel. Throughout the coursework, I’ve gained invaluable insights into leadership, strategy, and data-driven decision-making. The faculty members bring real-world experience into the classroom, making the lessons highly relevant and immediately... Read More applicable to my career in healthcare management. What I appreciate most is how the program has not only broadened my knowledge but also boosted my confidence and professional network. I’ve truly enjoyed the journey and feel more prepared than ever to take on new challenges. In short, the University of Phoenix MBA has been a fantastic investment in my future, and I’m genuinely thrilled with the experience.

As with any school, there are pros and cons. I chose online school because this is what I have time for; I have a full-time job, kids at home, pets, and a house to take care of.
That being said, you get what you put in. There are some weeks that I put in very little effort and my grades suffer, and some weeks that I put in a lot of effort and my grades are better; however, the opposite happens as well.
Some teachers are great and want you to succeed; they will be proactive about it. However, some... Read More teachers don't provide feedback that you can learn from and make you ask, 'What is the point?'.
The only person who can tell you what school to go to is you. Be informed and make a decision.