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America's largest accredited
private university Founded in 1976, University of Phoenix was among the first accredited universities to provide college degree programs via the Internet, starting in 1989. Today, our comprehensive web-based program delivers unparalleled convenience and flexibility to over 141,300 students in their pursuit of bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees. We offer complete online degree programs in Business, Management, Technology, Education and Nursing. |
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The Online program is designed to benefit working professionals in a number of ways. Classes are offered one at a time, in sequence. There are no semesters, so students can begin a course of study any month of the year. A student can concentrate on one subject at a time, and when a class is completed he or she can move on to the next one until all degree requirements are met. Each online class lasts five or six weeks. A student can sign on any hour of the day or night, taking part at times that best fit his or her schedule. While this flexibility is unprecedented, it requires greater than average discipline and does not allow a student to "coast." Students devote an average of fifteen to twenty hours a week to their studies. What It's Like The instructor also posts a short lecture or elaborates on the
material, and provides discussion questions related to the topic.
Throughout the week you work on your reading and assignments on
your own, just as you would in a traditional classroom setting.
You use the computer conferencing system to participate in the class
discussion and ask questions/receive feedback. When your assignments
are due, you send them to your instructor online, s/he grades them
and sends them back to you with comments. Why Choose University of Phoenix Online? |
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