Forgive all student debt accrued through the University of Phoenix
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Apr 9th, 2017Amber B. from Meridian, ID writes:
This school lied to me as they showed they were accredited at the time I signed up. They also told me there was no such program as the first one I asked about (medical coding and billing). When I asked about the program I was asked what is that; so then I was directed towards all the healthcare programs they had. It would sure be nice if something was done to help out. I am expected to pay over $600 a month each year which I cannot afford so I go through all the paperwork to get a lower payment that is still too high and end up only paying interest which does not even touch the balance. The whole system needs to be revamped (They don't even ask for taxes just the last three pay stubs and the size of your family; that's only a 1/4 of the year, which in my opinion does not give a true and accurate picture of a persons income). -
Apr 9th, 2017Someone from Carriere, MS writes:
so much in debt and my degree is useless!REPORT COMMENTS
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Apr 9th, 2017Robin J. from Jacksonville, FL writes:
It would be great if there could be some REAL DEBT RELIEF and even cancellations to student loans. How can we ever really get ahead if we are in a continual state of DEBT...how is it better for our families, if trying to obtain a better way....only digs us in so deep in debt that our grandchildren would still owe? I also have student loan debt from too and liberty... Just seems so unfair.REPORT COMMENTS
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Apr 9th, 2017Faith B. from District Heights, MD signed.
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Apr 7th, 2017Someone from Avondale, AZ writes:
The UOP courses were so basic each class was a test of patience and very annoying. They spent most of every class teaching about ethics. You can cover ethics in one course. UOP does nothing to teach anyone about business. UOP teaches the bare minimum with courses on par with high school complexity. This school is a paper mill. I have regretted getting my degree here from day one. It has not helped at all in my job searches and left me with a running total of almost 100k when all is said and done. Any person who stand up for this school especially after paying for it and sitting through the BS courses doesn't understand they have been taken for a ride.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 7th, 2017Someone from Big Spring, TX writes:
I am $63,000 in debt after obtaining my bachelors degree from UOP 4 years ago. I have been on a repayment plan and have been making payments but have only seen my balance go UP rather than down. Please help. I am constantly in a hopeless state wondering if I will ever be able to get these loans paid off.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 7th, 2017Someone from Charlotte, NC signed.
Apr 6th, 2017Someone from Beason, IL writes:
I got my Bachelor's degree at University of Phoenix in 2010. I have not been able to get a higher paying job. My company laughs at this degree. I have over $30,000 in student loan debt.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 6th, 2017Someone from Puyallup, WA writes:
I concur. the degree i get from their is not worth the paper its printed on. All I have is $20k in debt from a degree I was notnable to use.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 6th, 2017Someone from Osceola, AR writes:
I graduated with my Associate in August of 2016. I re-enrolled in a Bachelor program, but I still haven't been able to get a better job. I really hate that I ever started. It's way too expensive!!!REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 6th, 2017Someone from Orlando, FL writes:
My tuition amount increased throughout the time I was taking classes. I had to take out additional loans to cover the increase from my original quote.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 6th, 2017Seanery L. from Pioneer, TN signed.
Apr 6th, 2017Someone from Somerset, NJ writes:
The degree has not helped me advance in the way presented by representatives of the school. I'm paying student loans that are astronomical and now have a daughter on college. Since graduating the school I changed fields and make the same salary I did 15 years ago.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2017Someone from North Royalton, OH writes:
They told me there were a variety of degrees to transfer to and when I went to transfer my major they had no classes available. I then left the UOP. After leaving they put a hold on my transcript and said that until I pay $700 for leaving before 4 classes were done they returned my federal grant and now I have to pay for leaving because they didn't offer the education they told me they were offering. This school is a scam.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2017Someone from Saint Petersburg, FL writes:
I applied for a degree in human resources and they made me take social worker courses.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2017Someone from Saint Joseph, MO writes:
I never could find a company to honor my schooling with UOP. Now after 25K in student loans I find myself wondering how I will ever repay with NO degree.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2017Erica G. from Yuma, AZ writes:
Please help get our life back. This university has done me dirty for years. Now in debt with no degreeREPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2017wendy l. from Bessemer City, NC writes:
my husband and i both went to this "college" to get a degree only to be laughed at by employers when we applied for jobs. We are now over $150,000 in debt between us and still not working in the field we chose.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 5th, 2017Someone from Fresno, CA writes:
My husband was preyed on by this unaccredited University. We are now thousands of dollars in debt, with no degree to show for it. Please forgive the student debt that has been accrued by this deceptive school, which steals time and money from its students, and hands them nothing in return.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 4th, 2017Someone from San Antonio, TX writes:
It's still not clear to me how I have so much student debt from UOP when I used my GI Bill for my degree. I'm lucky that I have a good job but I feel like I can't enroll for an MBA program because most institutions won't recognize UOP as a legitimate educationREPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 4th, 2017Annetra b. from Warren, MI writes:
I was an 2012 graduate of this school and they did not help me to find a job and now I am stuck with loans I can't afford to pay.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 4th, 2017Someone from Oswego, IL writes:
Graduated from UOP with a BAED in 2014 and to this day, I'm unable ti find work in any school district nor receive any phone calls to interview. I suspect that UOP has taken more loan dollars than required. I'm over 50k in debt and now I feel I cannot move forward with my dreams of earning my master's degree because of the debt. The teaching license I have earned has proven to be worthless. Please forgive all student loan debt and hold Appollo/UOP responsible for the debt.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 4th, 2017Heather A. from Portage, MI writes:
Went to UOP and finished my Associates degree in Criminal Justice but can not get a job with it also can not transfer my credits. They claim that all credits are transferable!!! I am a single mom and I am 30K in debt.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 4th, 2017Jennifer D. from allen, TX signed.
Apr 4th, 2017Jennifer d. from Allen, TX signed.
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No, CancelApr 3rd, 2017Wesley M. from Hope Mills, NC writes:
40,000 dollars in loans and nothing to show for itREPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 3rd, 2017Someone from El Paso, TX writes:
Unfortunately the name UOP has not opened any doors for me. I will not disclose the school on a resume, and since 2009, I have not even had a chance for an interview. Competitiontion is fierce out there, and to boot I owe over 70,000 in student loans for a psychology degree!REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 3rd, 2017Someone from Lockport, IL writes:
I attended UoP for 3 years, almost finished my program for a bachelors in Elementary Education. I heard things on the news about UoP not being accredited and that they were scamming students. I contacted my financial advisor immediately and asked her if what I heard was true, she said "well at the moment we aren't accredited, but we are in the process of fixing that." I immediately left the school knowing that I was going to be in debt for most of my life. I wasted 3 years at this school in hopes of becoming a teacher. I cried many tears, struggled on many assignments and tests, and was caused so much stress, only to find out I wouldn't have even been able to find a job in the end. So now I'm back in school, have even more loans to pay off, and I'm still working the same hourly job I was working before. I also had to move out of my apartment because I wasn't able to afford it since I didn't have a degree and had an extremely hard time finding a decent paying job without a one. All I wanted was to better myself and continue my education so that my future family would be successful and I couldn't do that with this school. Now I'm stuck with $23,000 in loans. This school promised success and guaranteed jobs after graduation with assistance if finding a job was difficult. I'm so glad I left before getting further into debt. I feel sorry for the students who obtained a degree and still can't find a job years later. So much time, energy, and effort wasted. Something needs to be done!REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 3rd, 2017Bridget T. from Gurnee, IL writes:
Also unable to obtain employment with an MBA from UOPREPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 2nd, 2017Kelly A. from Pflugerville, TX writes:
I have been unemployed for almost a year now , it definitely appears my MBA is useless.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 2nd, 2017Someone from Charlotte, MI writes:
I been unable to utilize my degree from UOP and almost 10 years later I'm still paying $39,000 in debt. There was no job assistance after graduating like I was told there would be and it seems people in the professional world don't recognize or even respect my MAED degree that I obtained because of the bad reputation of UOP. It oftentimes weighs against me to mention it on a job interview. I'm currently unemployed and starting over without any hope to obtain the promises that they advertised about getting better job opportunities.REPORT COMMENTS
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No, CancelApr 1st, 2017Christopher G. from Bellwood, IL signed.
Apr 1st, 2017Someone from Wasilla, AK writes:
I haven't been able to utilize my degree from UOP and I'm now $64000 in debt.....there was no job assistance after graduating like I was told there would be.REPORT COMMENTS
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