University of Phoenix-Online Campus Top Questions

There is not much that needs to be known before attending University of Phoenix-Online Campus. Before attending the school, you should be speaking with a counselor, they tell you everything you need to know about the classes. They will answer any question that are asked and then some.

There are many things I wish I had known before enrolling is this University is administers and advisor will walk every step with you before you enroll in school. There is an orientation workshop you can use as a trial to better understand and feel for the classes before you can enroll in the school. The classes are simple to log in and check on classes with a PDA or even cell phones. In the palm of you hand you can keep track with all your assignments and dissuasions.

I have not officially started at University of Phoenix yet. I will be starting in January 2013. So far, they have been very upfront about everything and very helpful with financial aid and how to look for scholarships.

I wish I would have realized that the University of Phoenix is the best school for me before I would have attended any other school.

That tuition rates would increase yearly

Nothing. Being an online student there is no interaction on campus.

I wish I had known that every class was going to force me to work as a team where others lack of intelligence, initiative, drive, concern would effect my grade. The team concept is a good idea, but not to the extreme Phoenix uses it. There are few if any repercusions for team members who don't communicate or wait till the last minute to complete assignments causing others to scramble at the last minute.

I wish I had known about this school a long time ago, since enrolling I have received more support both by staff and online programs than I have recieved in any online class I have ever taken.

I wish I would have reserched more scholarship opportunities as well as requirements for financial aid

Nothing. All representatives were very helpful when I called to obtain information about their school and what they offer.