University of Phoenix
Locations: Nationwide
Annual Tuition: $9,552
Programs with 5+ Reviews
Associate 3.3 Accounting
Bachelor's 3.0 Accounting
Master's 4.0 Business
Associate 3.0 Business
Bachelor's 3.5 Business
Master's 3.9
Doctorate 3.1 Business Administration
Associate 1.3 Business Administration
Bachelor's 3.9 Business Administration
Master's 3.1 Business Administration
Doctorate 2.7 Communications
Bachelor's 2.5 Computer Science
Bachelor's 3.5 Counseling
Master's 3.1 Criminal Justice
Associate 1.9 Criminal Justice
Bachelor's 3.8 Criminal Justice
Master's 3.3 Curriculum & Instruction
Master's 5.0 Cybersecurity
Associate 3.8 Cybersecurity
Bachelor's 4.1 Early Childhood Education
Bachelor's 1.0 Early Childhood Education
Master's 4.1 Education
Bachelor's 1.0 Education
Master's 2.6 Education
Doctorate 3.6 Education Administration
Master's 4.4 Educational Leadership
Doctorate 2.2 Elementary Education
Bachelor's 3.7 Elementary Education
Master's 3.3 English
Bachelor's 3.1 Environmental Science
Bachelor's 4.0 Health Sciences
Master's 3.2 Healthcare Administration
Associate 2.5 Healthcare Administration
Bachelor's 3.2 Healthcare Administration
Master's 3.1 Healthcare Administration
Doctorate 1.2 Healthcare Management
Master's 5.0 Human Resources
Bachelor's 4.0 Human Resources
Master's 4.5 Human Services
Associate 3.0 Human Services
Bachelor's 3.6 Industrial/Organizational Psychology
Master's 4.4 Information Systems
Master's 3.1 Information Technology
Associate 2.2 Information Technology
Bachelor's 3.3 Information Technology
Master's 4.0 Liberal Studies
Bachelor's 3.8 Liberal Studies
Master's 4.7 Management
Associate 3.5 Management
Bachelor's 4.0 Management
Master's 2.1 Management
Doctorate 3.4 Marketing
Master's 4.2 MBA
Master's 4.2 MBA in Accounting
Master's 4.5 MBA in Healthcare Management
Master's 1.3 MBA in Human Resources
Master's 3.6 Nurse Practitioner (Family)
Master's 4.3 Nursing
Bachelor's 2.7 Nursing
Master's 2.5 Organizational Leadership
Doctorate 4.6 Project Management
Master's 4.8 Psychology
Associate 2.2 Psychology
Bachelor's 3.3 Psychology
Master's 3.9 Public Administration
Master's 3.6 Secondary Education
Master's 3.3 Social Work
Bachelor's 4.0 Special Education
Master's 2.5 Teaching
Master's 2.2
Student Reviews
JonTrey Jamerson
Reviewed: 10/19/2026
Degree: Criminal Justice
My experience at the University of Phoenix has been a journey of personal growth, determination, and professional development. As a graduate student pursuing my Master of Science in Administration of Justice and Security, I have had the opportunity to expand my knowledge, strengthen my leadership abilities, and challenge myself academically.
One thing I appreciate about the University of Phoenix is the flexibility it provides for working adults who are balancing their education with careers and personal... Read More
I have also appreciated the instructors who encourage meaningful discussions, critical thinking, and different perspectives. Having professional experience in correctional management and security operations, I enjoy being able to contribute my own experiences while learning from my classmates.
Pursuing my master’s degree has reminded me that education is not just about earning another credential. It is about preparing yourself for greater opportunities, becoming a stronger leader, and refusing to place limitations on your future.
My journey at the University of Phoenix is still being written, but one thing is certain: I am determined to finish what I started.
Ahmed Deraz
Reviewed: 10/18/2026
Degree: MBA
Excellent MBA experience at the University of Phoenix! The program offers practical, relevant coursework, supportive faculty, and the flexibility to balance a demanding executive career with education. Highly recommended for busy working professionals!
Jessica Sarcopski
Reviewed: 10/15/2026
Degree: Healthcare Administration
My experience has led me to career opportunities that would not have been possible without my education from uopx . The professors are very helpful and readily available for questions and any concerns . The content of the program has helped me to navigate my role as director of women’s and children’s
DAWN MARIE SISK
Reviewed: 10/15/2026
Degree: Substance Abuse Counseling
Easy enough enrollment process and classes. Taking additional classes on Sophia Learning is great and University of Phoenix online accepts the credits from there making it affordable. I wish there wasn't such a gap in classes because you are almost automatically w/drawn after 2 weeks, but my 2nd class picked up before they labeled me inactive.
Wendy Higgs
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Healthcare Administration
Great pathway for working adults.
Advancement in professional development and growth is effortless
Professors are supportive with timely feedback.
IT Tech Support staff is amazing.
24 hr access to course materials
Cost of the courses are consistent.
Patrick Hoisington
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Education
The online classes are convienent and easy to focus with one class at a time. The syllabus is clear and concise. The instructors are friendly and will work with you if you have any questions. The phoenix online resource center is a great resource for student success.
April Livingston
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Early Childhood Education
I am having an excellent time learning online at the University of Phoenix! The online learning experience has given me the flexibility to balance my education with my personal responsibilities while continuing to work toward my goals. I appreciate the opportunity to learn new things, develop valuable skills, and grow both personally and professionally. The courses are helping me build confidence in my abilities and prepare for future opportunities. I am proud of the progress I am making and grateful... Read More
Nesha C
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Criminal Justice
I enjoyed attending school here. However, I don’t like the fact that they do not provide job placement programs like other colleges do. I’m still unemployed and it’s not easy finding a job in my field without having any experience. Not help provided.
Lakeeta Scott
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Social Work
My experience with the University of Phoenix online Social Work program has been excellent. The classes were informative, engaging, and helped me grow both personally and professionally. The flexibility of online learning allowed me to balance my education with my work and family responsibilities. The instructors and coursework helped prepare me for the next step in my social work career. I am proud to have graduated June 2026 and grateful for the knowledge, support, and experience I gained throughout... Read More
Euteva D Goodson
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Data Science Masters
The classes have been great. The coursework is challenging and is manageable. The only issue is the administration. While you do talk to real people when you call, you know they are just CSR'S with a fancy title and there is little they can do when you have a real problem. Like a problem where the simple solution is a manual update.
ROBERT MONTGOMERY
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Cybersecurity
So far so good, really appreciate the flexibility of online education.
Going back to school can be kind of perplexing when it comes to adulting at the same time. It is important to make sure you set aside time and can be difficult at times but With online class education, it is possible for the busy adult. I am very glad to be part of this program.
Aldonavan Bennett
Reviewed: 10/14/2026
Degree: Cybersecurity
The University of Phoenix has been a great school for me. The online classes offer flexibility, quality education, and resources that help me balance school with everyday responsibilities. I appreciate the support and opportunities to grow academically and professionally while working toward my future career goals.
Anthony J Rumore
Reviewed: 10/13/2026
Degree: Digital Marketing
Disappointing Academic Accountability and an Unacceptable Student Grievance Experience
As a military veteran, former law enforcement officer, September 11 first responder, and working professional pursuing a bachelor's degree in Marketing, I enrolled at the University of Phoenix expecting an institution committed to academic integrity, student success, and professional accountability.
Unfortunately, my experience has raised serious concerns about those commitments.
During my coursework, an assignment... Read More
Despite these circumstances, my formal grade-change appeal was denied. Prior to this incident, I maintained an A in the course and had completed my assignments before September 7, 2026.
The situation was further complicated when my instructor attempted to contact me while I was in New York attending a September 11 commemorative event honoring first responders. I did not see the communication until after my final grade had been posted.
What concerns me most is not simply the resulting grade, but the University's apparent unwillingness to adequately account for the reported technical problems when evaluating my appeal.
As someone who has spent decades in military service, law enforcement, and executive leadership, I understand the importance of accountability, established procedures, and personal responsibility. I expect those same principles from an accredited educational institution.
I was not seeking preferential treatment or an unearned grade. I was seeking a fair and objective evaluation of the circumstances and the work I completed.
The University's handling of this matter has significantly undermined my confidence in its academic grievance procedures and its commitment to supporting nontraditional students, particularly veterans and working professionals.
Prospective students should carefully examine the University's policies regarding technical failures, assignment verification, grade disputes, and academic appeals before making a substantial financial and educational commitment.
An institution's reputation should be measured not only by the education it provides, but also by its willingness to acknowledge problems, investigate legitimate concerns, and treat students fairly.
Based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend the University of Phoenix and am seriously reconsidering my continued enrollment.
rb5064
Reviewed: 10/2/2026
Degree: Cybersecurity
As an established professional with over 25 years of real-world experience, I pursued a Bachelor of Science in Cybersecurity with the expectation that hands-on technical training combined with a strong academic performance would pave the way for a smooth transition into the cybersecurity field. graduating Summa Cum Laude with a perfect 4.0 GPA, the degree from the University of Phoenix has proven to be profoundly lackluster, failing to unlock a single professional opportunity in over a year and a... Read More
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and feedback. It’s important to us that we support our students and graduates as best we can. Our graduates have access to career resources, including career guides, resume and cover letter support, career pathway tools and 1:1 appointments with a Career Advisor. We’d like to share your concerns internally for further review. Please email us your contact information at UOPXSocial@phoenix.edu so we can connect you with the appropriate team. Thank... Read More
Mildred Elliott
Reviewed: 10/2/2026
Degree: Public Administration
I loved the flexibility of the online program being a full-time consultant and mom. However, the Master's program could have been more challenging. It felt easier than my undergrad program and although I learned a lot, I felt like other Master's programs would have felt more rewarding.
Marian Smith
Reviewed: 10/1/2026
Degree: Healthcare Administration
The University of Phoenix is a great school to prepare you for success. I've learned a great deal of tremendous skills to help me strive in the healthcare field as a administrator. Also I will be returning next month for additional skills by earning a Master's Degree in Business Administration. Thank you for the opportunity for me to gain success I am honored to have been a student at The University of Phoenix.
Barbara Moore
Reviewed: 9/30/2026
Degree: Business
My experience at the University of Phoenix has been truly rewarding and transformative. Completing my Master of Business Administration degree has been one of the most significant accomplishments of my personal and professional life.
The program provided me with the opportunity to challenge myself academically while balancing the many responsibilities of my everyday life. I was able to successfully complete the eleven classes within a month shy of nine months, which required dedication, discipline,... Read More
This journey was especially meaningful because I was also facing significant personal challenges, including caring for my elderly parents while working in a very demanding position. There were certainly moments when balancing everything felt overwhelming, but I remained committed to my goal and refused to give up. Completing my MBA during such a challenging chapter of my life has made this achievement even more meaningful.
One of the most rewarding outcomes of earning my degree has been my professional advancement. After obtaining my MBA, I was promoted to Human Resources Director. This accomplishment reinforced for me the value of investing in my education and continuing to develop professionally.
I am incredibly proud of what I have accomplished. Earning my MBA was not simply about receiving a degree—it represented perseverance, determination, growth, and the ability to overcome challenges while continuing to move forward. My experience at the University of Phoenix has helped me reach an important personal and professional milestone, and I am grateful for the opportunity to have completed this journey.
I would encourage anyone who is considering continuing their education to believe in themselves and take that next step. No matter how challenging the circumstances may be, achieving your goals is possible with commitment, perseverance, and the willingness to keep moving forward.
Joel Carr
Reviewed: 9/30/2026
Degree: Psychology
My experience with the University of Phoenix has been extremely positive. The program was well organized, the coursework was relevant, and the online format gave me the flexibility I needed while still maintaining strong academic expectations. I appreciated that the assignments often focused on practical application rather than simply memorizing information, which made it easier to connect what I was learning to real-world situations.
The instructors were knowledgeable, responsive, and generally made... Read More
Greg Lucero
Reviewed: 9/30/2026
Degree: MBA
Overall, the experience was good but would have liked some interactive activities for each of the classes to network with classmates and instructors. Getting messages and/or notifications is a tad bit cumbersome and needs to be improved. Also, getting grades or scores out in an orderly timeframe would make life easier.
Cherie Ann Martinez
Reviewed: 9/30/2026
Degree: Nursing
I love University of Phoenix. It caters all my needs for me to climb the ladder and reach my goals in my education and my career. The professors are very helpful not only them but from the enrollment agents, financial counseling agents until the advisors.
I talk about UoPX to everyone I know who would like to go back to school. I should have known UoPX long time ago and could’ve started going back to school and finished alot of degrees long time ago. But education is never too late.
I am and will... Read More
Cherie Martinez
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