A lot of people seek out the University of Phoenix for their education, but some employers are not so thrilled with the school. Here are some reviews from employers who hired graduates from this school:
“I hired a grad from this school to work in my office as an administrative assistant. She had just graduated and was very excited about starting her new career. She seemed enthusiastic, but she didn’t have much experience working in an office environment and I found out quickly that she wasn’t able to get along well with her coworkers or handle the workload. After only a few weeks on the job, I had no choice but to let her go.”
University Of Phoenix Reviews From Employers
“I hired a grad from this school to work as an insurance agent for our company. He had just graduated and was very excited about starting his new career. He seemed enthusiastic, but he didn’t have much experience working as an insurance agent and I found out quickly that he wasn’t able to get along well with his clients or handle their needs.”
“I hired a grad from this school to work in my office as a customer service representative. She had just graduated and was very excited about starting her new career. She seemed enthusiastic, but she didn’t have much experience working in an office environment
University of Phoenix is a for-profit school owned by Apollo Education Group. According to the NCES, the school graduated more than 33,000 students in 2016 and had an average annual tuition of $14,500.
Below are reviews from employers about University of Phoenix graduates:
“The University of Phoenix has been a great place to work. They have a very competitive salary package that includes a bonus, tuition reimbursement and paid time off.” – Anonymous
“I am impressed with the quality of education at the University of Phoenix. I am continually impressed with how prepared my students are when they graduate.” – Anonymous
