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 Testimonials"In the Axia College online classroom, you’re not just listening to a lecture; you’re engaged in discussion and debate, sharing ideas and experiences. Students have more time to think about their comments and everyone has an equal opportunity to participate. My classmates are all motivated students. And the feedback I get from my instructors has really motivated me to excel at school." —Susan Woodruff, Associate of Arts in Business, Axia College of University of Phoenix, 2006 graduate I’m a very independent person and what I like about Axia College at University of Phoenix is the freedom. I can set my own hours, so if I know I’m going to be busy the next week, I can do most of my homework in advance. The education has already made me a better communicator, writer and a more effective student overall." —Iynna Howard, Associate of Arts in Business, Axia College of University of Phoenix, 2007 graduate |
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How It Works
Earn your degree when, where and how you want.
At University of Phoenix, you can choose a learning format that fits your lifestyle and learning style. Depending upon the degree program you select, you can attend on campus or online. Some campuses offer a combined campus-based and online learning format. While widely available, not all formats are offered at all locations.
Campus-Based Learning Format
Providing the convenience of attending classes near your home or workplace.
- Attend class just once a week. Classes are held in the evening and on weekends. Some campuses offer day classes.
- Complete assignments on your own, as well as with your learning team.
Online Learning Format
Providing the flexibility of an online education.
- Complete coursework through electronic forums.
- Receive lectures, questions and assignments from your instructor electronically. Study them at your convenience.
- Log in at least four days per week for University of Phoenix courses or three days per week for associate's degree courses through Axia College of University of Phoenix. You choose the days and times.
- Build teamwork skills by collaborating on additional assignments with a learning team.
Testimonials
"University of Phoenix is a real-world school. I liked the fact that the teachers work in the field. They provided real experiences. My classmates were all very goal oriented, and working with a group helped me. It improved my communication skills and my understanding of the people I work with."
—Nassim Sana, Master of Science in Counseling/Community Counseling, 2006 graduate
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