University of Phoenix-Online Campus Top Questions

Some courses do not fit to my particular learning style, and in those courses I feel that I would benefit going to a physical campus rather than an online campus.

Some of the teachers don't answer email next day.

The most frustrating thing about the University of Phoenix would be the somewhat limited flexability such as the word count (50-100 words) on a lengthy subject can easily go over 100 words however, if the assignment goes over 100 words points will be deducted.

I think not being able to interact on team assignments is quite frustrating at times. Sometimes if a team member is struggling and I'm the leader, then I would love to be there at their side to help them rather than text them my advice.

I most frustrating thing about my school is that it don't offer any extra credit assignments so if you fail an assignment there is no way to make it up.

The most frustrating thing is that there is no one locally to help me in person.

The most frustrating thing for me is the concern of being able to pay for school. As a state employee where I live I am not paid well at all. In fact my state has been ranked as the lowest paying state in country. I am so very excited about going back to school and being able to get my degree. But I am very afraid that I will not be able to get the necessary funding that I will need to finish my program.

In all honesty, i do not have any complaints in regards to my current school i am attending.

With online classes a student has to be extremely disaplined.

Although I am told that I should only spend about 20 hours a week on school, I am a perfectionist and I spend more than 20 hours. I take meticulous notes on my readings, which often protracts the time I spend. I could also tend to let up on myself regarding grades. An A- is not a legitimate reason to cry. It is okay if I do not maintain my 4.0 GPA.