Is University of Phoenix a good college to attend or is it to expensive?
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I went to UOP and got a degree in Business Management. It is really an excellent school for working adults but if you are just graduating from high school I would go to a regular university. The cost is really relative to what you think the education is worth. For me it was worth the extra cost to allow me to continue working during the day and attend class at night. As a working adult, it would be difficult, if not impossible for me to attend a formal university because classes are held during the day. I needed something to accommodate my schedule.\nI thought the program that they offered was really excellent, however, you are pretty much on your own to do the assignments without much feedback from the instructors. I was never really sure if they actually read my homework or just put an A on anything that was turned in. They have a team class structure where you work with other student in   a collaborative effort to complete assignments and make weekly presentations. This was very effective in learning team building skills and working with other people. Sure, there was always one person on your team that didn't do his or her fair share of homework but we always managed to get it done. In the end, you only get out of it what you put in to it.\nThe classes are held once a week from 6pm to 10pm. There is always one individual assignment and one team assignment due each week plus a team presentation.
510713
in Tucson I would recomend U of Arizona.. they got a pretty sweet facility
1020983
Some are just as good as any other.  If from a quality university then it will have value.  It is better to attend class but if you can;t then on line is a good way to go.  Be sure to know about the university offering the course.  There are some out there that are nothing but scams so beware.
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Try looking up 'University of Phoenix'. They are variety of online degree courses. See which one fits your needs. Another site to check out is careersusa.com
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Yes, $36K is adequate. As to the schools, I am not certain. \n However, as to the quality of life... We are an All American City and the first metro area to have all of our government vehicles on natural gas instead of petrol. We have 3 of the nations top ten fastest growing cities here in the Phoenix metro area. \n It does not matter your interests, hobbies, etc, you will find something to do in Phoenix. \n We also have a very low poverty rate, a fairly high mean income, and a fairly low average debt to income ratio. \n As to the negatives/potential negatives: CRIME! Mesa, AZ in 2004 lead the country in car thefts. Phoenix proper led the nation in home burglaries. Gilbert led the nation in home invasions. \n HUGE immigrant population, both legal and illegal. \n Good luck, and enjoy our city!!
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Ok.\nOnline there are various university courses, and you can check Unif. of Phoenix online.\n\nCheck out all universities near you....a college is 4 year degree, a University has master's+ programs.\n\nBest of luck.
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check out the website for the University of Illinois in Champaign or Chicago. It is an excellent school with lots of prestige, yet not as pricey as some. Champaign is a good one because the town is not real large, yet it's a wonderful town. www.uiuc.edu
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I've take several classes from University of Phoenix, and they were very good. I did this as a graduate student though.  While you'll get the same info online, I really think it is important to go to college with people.  You network, make connections, and meet people that could help you out later.
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There must be an on-line source to continue your education.\n\nUniversity of Phoenix, to start with.
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1. Yes\n2. Ok -do you have kids, could help you get financial aide\n3. Yes can be done....Sounds like you have good credit since you own a home....So you should be able to get a cash loan....I did it....I got $25000 from wells fargo when i went back...I don't own a home....but my credit was awesome......\n4. University of Phoenix......online classes are great.....although I was on campus for most of the time....in my last semester i took one online class...I COULD KICK MYSELF for not taking ALL classes online.\n5. visit the school you are interested in first....then start worrying about the money....don't spend too much time worrying about paying for college or you will never do it....\n\nBest of luck...and get back to school :)
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What is the cheapest medical school in Arizona? (Tuition Fee)?\nUniversity of Arizona College of Medicine, thier first year tuition is about 15,000 dollars\n\nHi there, I want to be a cardiologist or a heart surgeon. I live in Arizona, basically I just have a few questions: I needed to know what is the lowest cost tuition of a medical school in Arizona and what schools that can offer 3 years medical education to become a doctor and last is how would I know if I am already licensed to practice as a practician?\n\n\nOk, first you will have to have three yeaars of college with very specific undergrad coourse.  You will need letter of recomendations from several people, doctors recomending you are best,\n\nthen you will have three years of medicl school and a year of residence work\n\nAfter that if you wish to become a specialist you will have another 2 to 3 years of school and more time as a residenent in that field.\n\nYou have a mim of 7 years after high school to just become a doctor and 10 to 12 to beocme a specialist.\n\nThe cost is about 30,000 to 50000 a year as you get futher along including housing and expenses.\n\nMost doctors owe several hundred thousand dollars when they graduate from medical school.\n\nIf you can answer my questions from above, no doubt I would thank you with all my heart and with many more appreciations.\nThank you.
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I am attending CTU online. This school is accredited and I have some associates that told me about the school. They have excellent programs and they assist you all the way as far as paying for your education. I would say CTU online, AIU online or University of Phoenix, but if u are comparing costs of programs I would say CTU. They just dropped thier associate degree programs cost by 5,000.00, so thats a good thing and like I said its a great school no BS.
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I go to University of Phoenix Online and will be graduating this coming July. I can't complain about it, but I have never done enrollment in person at a campus.
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It is very expensive.You may not get a scholarship in your early stage.Just think of a good finances,you don't want to be disappointed.Some private school's scholarship absorbs part of your tuition but your part will be more than a public university's tuition for a year.No exaggeration.......it is damn expensive is private universities.
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You should be sceptical of it. What do you, yourself, want from this program? Are you hoping to use it to advance your existing career? To move into a new one? \n\nWhy are you looking at an online program? \n\nYou're right to be wary. Most employers don't smile on these programs. Of course, some don't care, but there are enough employers who'll take one look at a resume with "U Phoenix" or "Capella" or whatever one it, and chuck it right into the bin, that I advise you to be very, very careful. If you chose Capella or something like it, go in with your eyes wide open. \n\nIf an online program is your only option - perhaps due to your schedule, or because there are no MS Psych programs nearby, then at least (strongly) consider an online program that's tied to a reputable brick-and-mortar university.\n\nThere are reputable, "brick and mortar" schools that offer degrees online. Their good reputation for their on-campus programs will flow over into their online program. \n\nSome great universities that offer online degrees include:\n\nUniversity of Massachusetts at Amherst\nRensselaer Polytechnic Institute\nUniversity of Denver\nUniversity of Maryland\nDuke University\nDrexel\nCarnegie Mellon\nPenn State\nBall State\nU Nebraska - Lincoln\nBabson\nWorcester Polytechnic Institute\nUniversity of Illinois\n\nAnd there are others. And you'll have to check which ones offer online MS Psych. \n\nBut in general, when you're looking for a distance learning degree, try to find a program at a school that has a good reputation for their "brick and mortar" campus. \n\nGood luck.
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It is an accredited university. They are great for the few degrees they do, but they are also very expensive.
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here you go http://www.universityofphoenix.com/?source=GoogleNationalGeneral&utm_source=google&utm_medium=ppc&utm_term=phoenix%20university&utm_content=creative_A&utm_campaign=National&gclid=COPvh9mIl4UCFSUmOAodHn2YKw