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Most HelpfulI decided to attend Axia College of University of Phoenix after attending several other colleges. I finally finished my last classes last week for my Associate's in Accounting. The course load is heavy, but your education is really what you put into it. I never felt like I was getting a sub par education...
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Most Helpful{Important note before reading this review: I have had several negative replies to my review and I feel I need to clarify that I did NOT attend UoP,and I am not reviewing UoP, I am reviewing Axia College, because that is where I went; an entirely different animal from UoP with a much different...
review »I have always wanted to go back to school but was scared. I dropped out after tenth grade and got my GED. When I got to this college I was shocked as to how much help you get. I have never been the person to ask for help but they make it easy and are super inviting.
I am now in my third block of classes and even though I do not like one of my classes I am in love with this college because of how much help they give you. I have a friend that is in another college on-line and the way they have papers due and everything is so complicated. I have told all my friends how easy this college is and...
review »As an older working professional, I wanted an opportunity to learn some new skills and get that little piece of paper that is so important in the job market. Although I had attended college before, both community college and a top-ranked private university, I never quite completed a degree. With a full-time job and a new daughter, I had high hopes for distance learning through Axia College. My optimism was based on experiences work colleagues had with University of Phoenix, the big brother of Axia College.
I went in to the experience with a couple of fatal misconceptions. I expected the on-line...
review »This was my chance to change my life to train for a job I could sit down and do successfully. However one must stay on the finacial advises to make sure they send your finalcial aid in on time especially if someone is considering time off inbetween the blocks of classes. Thats how Axia messed with my education. My adviser knew of my situation living on $350.00 a month raising two boys on my own. He offered to let me in which had he done that my fincial aid would have come in the mail and I could have paid for the $63.00 in books he said I owed of course these books were for the block three which...
review »Axia college is a great college to obtain your Associate's. For most, you take up to two courses at a time and each course is 9 weeks long. You learn a variety of stuff in a short time which can be hard, however, it keeps you focused which is what so many lack when it comes to school. The cost is fantastic for those seeking an education at the fraction of the cost of a 4-year university. I totally recommend!
I am a current University of Phoenix-Axia College student and I love it. I am currently pulling A's in all my courses. I choose University of Phoenix-Axia College for the flexibility it offers. I can sign into class when it is covenant for me. Most of the class material is laid out in easy to fallow steps. If I do find I am unclear of what is expected of me I can either post a question to my instructor in one of the fallowing ways. I can address my instructor in the weekly question thread, in the main forum that everyone can read or I can post the question or conversation to my instructor...
review »Well, I already submitted my review and issues in response to someone else's thread. University of Phoenix has been a joke. I am currently deployed and being treated VERY poorly by a teacher there and by counselors. I am a very happy-go-lucky type, and it takes a lot to get under my skin, trust me. But what's giong on here just blows my mind. Like I'm in a twilight zone. I can't believe these types of people even exist, and that this can really be happening to me. It's no wonder teachers aren't paid well. They need mroe teaching than half their students do. On top of the issues I stated in my...
review »I attend UOP online. I am completely my Master's Program in Early Childhood Education. I have more than half way through my program. I work full time also. I would recommend UOP to anyone that is ready to take school seriously again. I am able to complete the work load and teach full time, but it is not easy sometimes.
Throughout my program, there have been great professors, and 1-2 not so great professors. The online forum is easy to navigate and the counselors are helpful. They call you on a regular basis and check to make sure everything is okay.
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