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  • Report:  #605523

Complaint Review: (Axia College Of University Of Phoenix - Internet Internet

Reported By:
bgphoenix - Elgin, Illinois, United States of America
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(Axia College Of University Of Phoenix
Internet, Internet, United States of America
Phone:
Web:
phoenix.edu
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I was going to the University for a year.  I just dropped out this week.  I am looking to assist with a class action lawsuit.  I just found out today that if you go to the University of Phoenix, only University of Phoenix classes are what you get credit for.  If you take any classes through Axia College, you get no credit for.  I am not about to pay for a year of classes and have to pay for them when I am not going to be able to get a job with that education.  I have decided to drop out because I am signing up with a community college.  It is much more affordable and I know that those credits can be transferrable.  I was told by a couselor at the University they are an accreditated college, but they failed to tell me that whatever you take through Axia is not!  That is and was misleading information.  I should not have to pay for the education I thought I was receiving.


3 Updates & Rebuttals

Kay

Redding,
California,
United States of America
Axia is a Ripoff

#2Consumer Comment

Sun, May 23, 2010

I am about to drop out and tranfer to better college. While I do this I am gathering evidence including materials that may be useful. I am interested because AXIA is fraudulent..they already where hit for fraud in 2008. I was not told I could not get credit for classes either.

Horrible instructors, curriculum at the 4th grade level, overcharging consumers.


Chris3460

New Berlin,
Wisconsin,
United States of America
Check Your Facts

#3General Comment

Fri, May 21, 2010

University of Phoenix AND Axia College are both regionally accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.  Nobody lied to you.  It's not up to University of Phoenix OR Axia College to ensure that your credits transfer, that's up to you.  It's always up to the receiving school, not the school where you earned the credits.


Jeanski

Hamburg,
New York,
U.S.A.
class action?

#4Consumer Suggestion

Fri, May 21, 2010

You don't get to file a class action lawsuit just because you're unhappy with your college. They have done nothing illegal. It is the student's responsibility to ensure that if they want to transfer credits, they can. The transfer of credits is ALWAYS up to the receiving college. There are some 2 and 4 year schools that have worked out formal articulation agreements (common within state systems), but it's not that common among private schools.

Univ of Pheonix and Axia ARE accredited. But that doesn't mean another school will accept their credits.

Your decision to attend community college is a wise one. Check into CLEP exams to receive credit for the courses you took at Axia. That way you won't have to repeat the courses.

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