The University of Phoenix Phoenix Campus (StudentsReview)

How this student rated the school

Educational Quality	C+	Faculty Accessibility	D+
Useful Schoolwork	B+	Excess Competition	C+
Academic Success	B	Creativity/ Innovation	F
Individual Value	C-	University Resource Use	B+
Campus Aesthetics/ Beauty	A-	Friendliness	B+
Campus Maintenance	A-	Social Life	D+
Surrounding City	A+	Extra Curriculars	D+
Safety	A

Describes the student body as: Friendly Describes the faculty as:

Female

Quite Bright

Lowest Rating Creativity/ Innovation	F

Highest Rating Surrounding City	A+

She cares more about Creativity/ Innovation than the average student.

Date: Dec 09 2010
Major: Education (This Major's Salary over time)
I am finishing up my Associates Degree in Education and I am worried about persuing my Bachelors. I have already racked up 20 grand in loans and would like to finish at U of P, but am becoming very concerned with their reputation. I live in Georgia and have a friend who just graduated so I am waiting to see if he gets a teaching job. I am worried that my degree won't be respected and that I won't get my student teaching credits. My experience has been pretty good. You have to be self-motivated and some of your fellow classmates will not challenge you, sometimes you will be smarter than the professor, but for the most part I have found the experience rewarding. I wish the University of Phoenix had a better reputation. I work full-time and have two kids and attending an on ground university was practically impossible, I am doing research and hoping I will be able to finish my degree here.

Responses

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