Why Choose University of Phoenix?
Here are 10 Compelling Reasons!

1. Campus and/or Online Classes. You can take all of your classes online or at any of 170 campuses in 33 states, Puerto Rico and Canada. Many students combine both choices.
   
   
2. Accreditation: The University of Phoenix is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools. The nursing program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education. This means your degree program has passed standards set by experts in your field.
   
   
3. Cost/Financial Aid. Tuition at the University of Phoenix is about half of what you'd pay at other private universities, plus you can apply for federal grants and loans at low interest rates. You can get your own financial aid counselor. Employers currently pay for all or part of the tuition's of 59% of University of Phoenix students.
   
   
4. Flexible Schedules. The University of Phoenix will help you fit your college work into your own personal schedule, no matter how busy you are. You can take classes during the day, night or on weekends.
   
   
5. Size and Reputation: The University of Phoenix is the largest accredited private university in the United States. It is not likely to go out of business any time soon.
   
   
6. Degrees Earned in Less Time. While the time it takes to earn a diploma or degree depends on the field of study, the University of Phoenix advertises that it is "unrivaled" when it comes to the time it takes to finish programs. Most students can earn a college degree within two or three years.
   
   
7. Top Teachers: Every instructor not only has earned either a master's or doctorate degree, he or she is also a top-level, working professional in your field.
   
   
8. Variety of Choices in Programs. The University of Phoenix offers certificates, bachelor and master degree programs in Business, Technological Management, Health Care, Criminal Justice or Education in a variety of specialties.
   
   
9. Reasonable Admissions: You need the equivalent of a high school diploma to enter a certificate or bachelor's degree program, but there is no entrance exam. For master's programs, you will need to have graduated from an accredited university. Once enrolled, you can sometimes receive credit for work experience. You can request a personal admissions counselor to help you.
   
   
10. Learning Teams. University of Phoenix students meet in "learning teams" at least once a week to train them to work with others in their fields. Their team members become valuable professional contacts after graduation.

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