FSU fan
arden,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, June 23, 2011
I was reading through these reports and noticed how quick you were to jump very defensive. You say what a great University this is...Than why can't you spell??? SINCE??? IS spelled SENSE...The way you are using it. And you have a Degree??
My wife attends this University. She has had a few bumps along the way, but you will come across this at any college/University. The only concern we have at this point would be if employers see this degree as credible as one from UNCA? Because if she is spending thousands of dollars for nothing...Than we will have a large problem! That is our concern.
truth
United States of America#3Consumer Comment
Sun, July 11, 2010
I would like to correct a comment that you made about their transfer credits. You are not being honest. Take time to do your homework before verbally vommitting your comments about UOP. I would like to challenge you to go to the University of Mississippi and look on their site, click on transfer student, then you need to click on transfer equivalencies. Once you click on that., search all institutions. Under University of Phoenix.. it shows how each class transfers into the University of Mississippi. For those of you that are reading this garbage please take time to do the same before believing this report. They however will not transfer your F or D because noone wants to give credit for those!!!
Chris
Utah,#4Consumer Comment
Sun, July 11, 2010
OH MY GOODNESS. I am a graduate of the University of Phoenix... and I'm here to tell you that they DO NOT LIE ABOUT THEIR ACCREDIDATION. I'm hoping anyone that reads your post has enough common since to do their research before reading such a ridiculous comment. Do you even know what accreditation is??? I'm assuming not. Here, I did some research so let me educate you. UOP is accredited by the higher learning commission. If you don't believe me, go on UOP's site and then go to the HLC site. If that means nothing to you then lets get down for you in simpler terms. Do your homework, so that you don't have to take my word for it. Who is Mississippi State University accredited by? Ok, write that down. There should be regional accreditation and national. Then go to the UOP site and choose your state. WOW!! Now you will see that both schools have the same accreditations. Do you really think that they post their accreditation on their public website without it being true? SERIOUSLY!!!! Also, call Mississippi State and ask them how much lenience they would give you if you didn't show up for your final exam. This is college, you cannot miss your final.. I remember week 5 being my final!!!! I hope others are reading this, so that they understand accreditation as well. UGGGG!!! I hope you finish your degree... when you do... I'm thinking you should not be late for your interviews. If you are... do not come on this site and bash the company. You have access to your final paper for all 5 weeks you should not wait till the last moment to submit it.
NooGe
Las Vegas,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, July 05, 2010
I am surprised that you had any issues if it was only a couple of hours difference. The only time I see this becoming an issue if it was your 5th week assignment.. Otherwise it has been my experience that most of the instructors are very flexible and allow you up to midnight local time the day the assignment is due. This varies of course from instructor to instructor.
Another note.. There are probably major colleges and university that might not accept certain credits from a school in Mississippi as well. You should always check any institutions accreditation before enrolling. U of P is accredited by several different organizations depending on which "school" you attend. I have had some credits transfer and others not. I dont blame the school for my lack of due diligence in checking ahead of time. Their statements are technically not false, one might consider them to be misleading if they have not done the research though.
Also.. a GPA drop from 3.34 to 1.97 from a single class? Sounds strange to me.. Is that even mathematically possible?
Debbie
Mount Vernon,#6Consumer Comment
Fri, June 25, 2010
Not all states participate in daylight savings time and Arizona is one of them.
How do I know this?? My parents live in Arizona.
sep
Riceville,#7Consumer Comment
Fri, June 25, 2010
I am also a student at the University of Phoenix as is my husband. I can understand where you may be confused about the time zone issue. I was too until my sister moved to Arizona. It was then that I found out that Arizona does not recognize daylight savings time. I am also 2 hours ahead of Arizona right now. So when the time changes in the spring we are 2 hours ahead and when it changes in the fall we are 1 hour ahead. They don't alter the time zones. When you log in to the discussion section of your classes, the Arizona time is listed on the page.