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The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program at the University of Phoenix has provided me with a transformative and comprehensive graduate-level education in business leadership, strategy, and analytics. The curriculum is thoughtfully designed to bridge academic theory with real-world application, preparing professionals to make informed, ethical, and data-driven decisions in today鈥檚 dynamic business environment.

Throughout my studies, I gained an in-depth understanding of key business functions... Read More including operations management, finance, marketing, and organizational leadership. The program鈥檚 emphasis on critical thinking, quantitative analysis, and strategic planning has enhanced my ability to evaluate complex business challenges and develop practical, results-oriented solutions.

The University鈥檚 online learning format offered the flexibility I needed to balance professional responsibilities, academic goals, and community involvement. Each instructor brought significant industry experience to the classroom, creating an engaging and collaborative learning environment that encouraged thoughtful discussion, teamwork, and professional growth.

Beyond technical proficiency, the MBA program has strengthened my leadership, communication, and ethical decision-making skills鈥攓ualities essential for success in both corporate and nonprofit settings. The University of Phoenix fosters a culture of lifelong learning, innovation, and personal development, and I am proud to be part of a network of professionals who share a commitment to excellence and service.

Completing my MBA at the University of Phoenix has been a defining milestone in my academic and professional journey, equipping me with the skills, confidence, and perspective to pursue advanced leadership roles and future doctoral studies.

As a current student at the University of Phoenix, I can honestly say this experience has been life-changing for me. Balancing school and family isn't always easy, but the flexibility of the online classes and the constant support from not only my instructors but also my advisors make it possible. Every class challenges me to grow and gives me confidence in my abilities. I feel encouraged, motivated, and proud to be working toward my degree surrounded by people who truly want to see me succeed. The... Read More University of Phoenix has helped me believe in myself and reminded me that it's never too late to reach for my dreams.

In my bachelors program after finishing career support was non existent. Nobody has called back for interviews and I have 20 years of experience, plus adding the degree I thought it would help but it hasn't. In the education program I missed a deadline for student teaching because I was hospitalized and they wouldn't budge on helping me instead they put me out another year even when I had a school willing to let me do it. You will not learn anything useful to your education degree unless you get... Read More a specific degree in English, math or science etc... Otherwise you get no training. After your last class they charge you full class price until you do your student teaching. You get know study guides for your desired teaching position you have to buy those. You would think with that 1600 they charge you for just being enrolled it would be provided. The professors in my masters program use bad grammar and nit pick a missed comma. They also want discussion posts to which in the masters program they don't specify exactly what they want and then email you the day its due at the last minute to redo it. Discussion posts are the most useless form of teaching there is. You are asked specific questions and everyone gives the same or very close answers and then you answer with something obscure because there is no way to answer in a way of discussing a topic. The teachers respond to one or two posts and thats it. Again its useless and the only thing they use it for is attendance, which can be taken by the weekly work you turn in. After my last class im transferring to a local college so im not a year out to do my student teaching. The university name does not help you attain a job, it actually hinders you from getting one. The only reason I came here is because my current job paid for some of my program, had I know the experience was going to be like this I would have just taken the loan needed to go elsewhere. In short go here. Oh I forgot, they will schedule guided teacher projects in the middle of summer. If you don't know how stupid that is then this school may be right for you. The school is also easy, too easy I have a 3.98, because of a nit picky teacher but will most likely have a 4.0 after my current class. I see people complaining they have bad grades and don't understand it, but C's after get degrees, which IMO shouldn't give degrees. The only good thing here is the accommodation office, I had seven surgeries this year and had to have extra time to complete some work, they give you seven days but even with chemo and staying in the hospital I was never more than a day late.

have been very pleased with my experience in the University of Phoenix鈥檚 online program. The flexibility of the schedule allowed me to balance work, family, and studies in a way that wouldn鈥檛 have been possible in a traditional classroom setting.

The instructors were supportive and accessible, offering meaningful feedback and real world insight that enriched my coursework. The online platform is well designed, making it easy to stay on track and engage with material at my own pace.

Overall, the program... Read More has offered strong value and helped me take a real step forward in my career development.

University of Phoenix 鈥� Student Experience Review (Feb 2022 鈥� June 2025)

My experience as a student at the University of Phoenix from February 2022 through June 2025 was both transformative and rewarding. Over the course of my studies, I completed my Associate of Arts in Business Fundamentals and later earned my
Bachelor of Science in Business, graduating cum laude. The program鈥檚 structure, flexibility, and focus on real-world application allowed me to balance my education with a demanding professional... Read More career in logistics and defense contracting.

The instructors were knowledgeable and supportive, often drawing on their own professional backgrounds to connect theory to practical scenarios. The interactive learning platform encouraged collaboration through discussions and team projects, which strengthened my communication, leadership, and analytical skills. I especially appreciated the consistent academic rigor that challenged me to think critically, manage time effectively, and apply what I learned to real workplace situations.

The University鈥檚 commitment to adult learners stood out鈥攔esources such as the writing center, tutoring, and career services were invaluable. My advisors were proactive in helping me map out each step toward graduation and in ensuring I met all academic and career goals.

Overall, the University of Phoenix provided an excellent foundation for both my career advancement and transition into the technology and cybersecurity fields. The experience enhanced my confidence as a professional, deepened my understanding of business operations, and inspired me to pursue advanced certifications and a graduate degree in Data Science.

I鈥檓 proud to be a University of Phoenix alumna and would recommend the institution to working adults seeking a flexible, accredited, and career-focused education that truly supports lifelong learning.

To start the school is expensive and their financial aid is a disaster. They do not follow federal guidelines when it comes to financial aid and I will be filing a complaint. Financial aid is supposed to be distributed per semester 14 days after the school receives it, all of it not portions. The school is supposed to be for working adults but you have no leeway in doing your work. Discussion posts, the most useless form of education can't be posted early, they are used for attendance. Instructors... Read More either don't respond or when they do their responses are usually full of mistakes in spelling and grammar. The discussion post is not meant to be a discussion and sadly every school uses them, it is an archaic method of teaching. Program: Secondary Education, is a rip off, you are not taught anything in the teaching field you choose. You are not taught how to prepare lesson plans, you try and get the school to help you with finding places to do your observations but schools don't respond to the University because of the University's name, so you are stuck on your own to do it. Now, there is a deadline for you to apply for student teaching, I missed mine because I was in the hospital and on accommodations from the school because of it. You will get call after call asking how your course is going and email after email about it but you will not get a reminder for important dates. They don't budge on it either, even though it is 6 months out, so you are stuck waiting a year to do student teaching. Back to financial aid and costs for a moment. While enrolled in the program and doing your student teaching, which you add to a portal after each session, they charge you full price to have access to it, that's roughly $1700 dollars every five weeks. As far as I know they are the only school that charges anywhere near to the full price while you are doing student teaching. You also don't get access to any materials from the school to study regarding your tests to be certified. This is yet another thing you have to pay for, which is not the way my local universities do it. One school of business that is in the top 2% provides you all the materials needed for your degree field in teaching, as they are also a college of education. In effect you pay for your student teaching and material to make sure you get your certification on the first try. Over all if I had known this I never would have signed up for this school. Do yourself a favor and ask the questions I've raised here regarding a schools program. Don't get screwed over like I did. Before I started my masters I got my degree here in business, and could not find a job, and their support system and hiring portal where jobs are posted is garbage. I have 20 plus years of management experience and that didn't even help. I'm pretty positive the name University of Phoenix will get you shunned away from jobs, my advice is to just leave it off the applications you fill out. Most of the professors they have who have earned PHD's are the best professors, the ones they hire as adjunct or those with only masters degrees are woefully insufficient. In six months at the start of 2025 I had six surgeries and continue with cancer treatments, and the only part of the university I would praise is the accommodations department, they seem to be the only ones who care about their jobs.

So far my experience with my schooling has been incredible. All my professors have been extremely helpful and amazing to work with. I have been able to further my education while being able to still be a single father without any affects to my schedule. The campus always offers the best assistance when dealing with any issues you may accrue on the journey towards our bright futures as graduates. I am so glad I chose to attend the University of Phoenix to further my education and work on building... Read More a more successful future for me and my little family.