University of Phoenix

I attended the Teacher Education Program before the MaED degree. The masters program was a hybrid program, it included both online and in class sessions for all courses. I was impressed with the program and enjoyed the learning process. The materials were available online and could be accessed 24/7. I was able to review materials and ask questions online with instructors. Turning in assignments (online) were also easy. For the most part the instructors were good, there was one that I had to go to the administration about because she wanted to change the syllabus part way through the program. I think the administration listened to me because I was older and worked for twenty plus years before beginning the program. I set up a meeting with the instructor and administration and resolved the problem. The registrar, administration, teachers, financial aid, exit interviewer, post degree credential adviser were all very helpful. The support I received was top notch. I completed the masters program for a little over $10,000, granted they used my Teacher Education program credits to fill five of the twelve courses of the requirements. UofP use of technology was great, we were exposed to various types of technology and the IT group provided support whenever needed.

Don't go to this school if you can help it. Classes are overpriced and good luck keeping your finances straight with the finance department. My finance advisor was fired during my program because she had screwed up 100+ student accounts. Customer service is atrocious. I have been waiting for going on a year to receive my diploma/transcripts because of a hiccup with my financial aid...mind you, I only found out about this after I called myself after waiting months and months to receive my diploma/transcripts. Classes are not very challenging, and some professors were clearly under-qualified. Save yourself some money and a headache and choose a different school!

This school robs you. It stole my my money. It ruined my resume. I am very unhappy. DON"T GO TO THIS SCHOOL