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This online educational learning program gave me utmost respect to the online learning programs. To elaborate more on this online programs, I reside in American Samoa. This is a country that do not have access to Universities. I received my Masters in the University of Phoenix through their online program. I am thankful for online programs that we have a chance to work at the same time while attending college. And most of all, it gives us in American Samoa a chance not to leave families while at... Read More the same time working on our degrees online. The University of Phoenix offered diversity of online learning programs to meet the needs of different students and preferable learning programs. My masters was on educational learning programs. The professors were very professional in making sure that we meet all the requirements for getting a masters in education. The educational programs provided were of great help when I was working in the department of education. It gives me excellent opportunity to improve myself and be able to provide assistance to other colleagues in the schools. After getting my masters, I was able to work at the curriculum office to review standards and learning outcomes for students. I had the opportunity to supervise and trained teachers to apply effective teaching strategies in the classrooms. All in all, it was effective learning experiences from college that had the opportunity to apply in the workplace.

I received my MBA from University of Phoenix in 2013. That experience was very streamlined and I enjoyed the program. I recently decided that I would go back for my Master of Education this year. I was wrong, this has been the worst decision that I could have ever made. In their effort to become better, actually made it worst. From day one Ive had enrollment reps who were not well versed on the program they represent. Through my own research on google, I completed my enrollment requirements! Navigating... Read More through the new site was a nightmare, completing field experience was very difficult and communicating with staff was a test! I finally spoke with an education specialist, that I didnt know I had, that tells me I am to go through a placement dept! WTF when was I supposed to get the memo that a placement dept existed! I am past fed up with this institution! After this class, I am completely done! I will never return!

University of Phoenix on line Masters Program was demanding yet rewarding. As a mother of three and working professional who had not been in school since 1993, I was concerned if I had the stamina to undertake the challenge of getting my Masters On line. I found the UOPX to be a perfect fit for my learning needs and relevant to what I wanted to gain from a Masters Degree. Although it was demanding and required a great discipline of time management, I found that it also provided great flexibility... Read More and I made great friends with my online collaborative learning teams. It actually transformed into a tight learning community which I enjoyed. I not only gained employment immediately, but I am also enrolled to continue on to get my Doctorate March of 2018.

The University of Phoenix is an amazing option for those who would like to further their education and career goals, but still need to accommodate the demands of their existing, daily-life commitments. I was planning to pursue my teaching credential this fall, but discovered after submitting all of my graduate school applications that I would be having my first baby in October. I quickly began the search for graduate school possibilities that I could accomplish while home with my baby--and University... Read More of Phoenix was the clear choice! It was by far the most affordable online option, and is so flexible in scheduling that I am able to continue to work and prioritize family! This is deeply important to me, and I am so grateful that the internet has made education for new mothers a possibility without having to compromise the quality time needed to properly raise a newborn baby.

I went to the University of Phoenix (UOP) to become an elementary school. UOP taught the minimum of knowledge and skills. They do not prepare you for the tests (CSET, TPAs 1-4, or RICA) or teach you much on teaching. Because they do not give exams, there's no pressure for you to learn or study. I have finished all my courses in their master's program and received 3.83 GPA, but because I am having to learn reading skills for children on my own, I need to wait to take RICA. (Think about it, I finished... Read More all my master's courses, but I am not prepared to take the RICA? This is how bad this school is.) If you're considering going there, do some research and interview current students and, if you're serious, find if they learning as much as the students who are going to a public university) The government allows these schools to remain in business, but they and UOP know that UOP is a fake school.

University of Phoenix has prepared me to be an elementary teacher. As a result of the continuous writing assignments, I am a much improved writer due to this school and this program. The online format fit my schedule perfectly; I could attend class whenever and wherever I needed to do so. While the team component of the University can be challenging (and sometimes downright maddening), these situations happen in the real world. We, as professionals, must know how to work with others, contribute to... Read More group goals, and solve conflict respectfully. It was a challenging program and I am very happy with my choice of University of Phoenix. I have made some friends that I will have for the rest of my life. I feel well-prepared to teach elementary students.

My experience at Phoenix was awesome. I completed every level of degree there except Doctorate. This is only because I am not ready to begin these courses. Each and everyone of the professors were well prepared and great at engaging the students. Each of them made themselves available to the students and answered questions and concerns promptly. The school has a tutoring program to help students who are having difficulty. Every one of the advisors keep in contact with you and make sure you understand... Read More what is going on.

University of Phoenix is an institution which allows any individual to continue their education on their own time and own space. Students can choose from online courses, blended courses, or on campus courses to best fit their needs. The enrollment advisers work hard to make sure you meet all requirements and communicate with you as soon as possible. The response times are phenomenal and I would like to make a shout out to Edward Shipley who has made strides to work with students and answer any question... Read More needed. Overall, I believe this school is amazing and I am excited to continue my education with people who care and are there for me as well as others through this rigorous process.

I recommend University of Phoenix to anyone who is working full time and trying to better themselves with a degree. University of Phoenix allowed me to continue working and receive my Associates, Bachelors and Masters Degrees online while working and providing for my family without having to be away from my family while doing it. The class schedules vary depending on the program; Associates is two classes every nine weeks and Bachelors/Masters one class every four to six weeks. The syllabus is easy... Read More to follow and allows you to look ahead. The reading material is always available prior to the start of class and allows you to read at your convenience. I like that I was able to work ahead if I had the time, but never felt rushed with the syllabus if I chose to complete the work during the assigned weeks. Support is always available; academic advisers and financial advisers. If you have any questions, a quick email or phone call and someone is always there to assist and support. At one time I found that I was financially strapped for upcoming credits and my advisers were the best support to help my down a path that allowed me to remain in school and not have to give up or take a leave of absence. The best part of University of Phoenix Online is that you still work collaboratively with your classmates and have the opportunity to build relationships. I have shared many classes with classmates online that work hard in their careers, care for their families and find the time to work together on team assignments to achieve the best possible grades.