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Complaint Review: University Of Phoenix Online
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University Of Phoenix Online Responding to class-action lawsuit against UoP! Ripoff Phoenix Arizona
*Consumer Comment: Also part
*General Comment: I wrote the whitehouse about UOP
*Consumer Comment: University of Phoenix resolution help
*Consumer Comment: UOP is a rip off to unsuspecting victims
*REBUTTAL Owner of company: Victim of University of Phoenix
*General Comment: I AM IN YOUR BOAT SISTER!!!
*General Comment: Count me in too please
*Consumer Comment: LAWSUIT
*General Comment: Ripped Off As Well
*Consumer Comment: Due Process:
*Consumer Comment: Please include me in class action suit against UoPX
*Consumer Comment: I am IN, IN, IN!!!
*Consumer Comment: I'm in
*Consumer Comment: This so sad
*General Comment: I would also like to sue UoP
* : Something that everyone is forgetting!!!!!
*Consumer Comment: hello there
*Consumer Suggestion: I'm in, let's use sue these money hungry vultures
*Consumer Comment: Riped off also by this people
*Consumer Comment: That is just plain ridiculous
*Consumer Comment: Ripped off By UOP: Went from NO Loan to having a loan
*Consumer Comment: I to was lied to
*Consumer Comment: Me Too
*Consumer Comment: would love to join in
*Consumer Comment: would love to join in
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: Educated Topeka, Anonymous Chandler, Janie Fl - They Know what they're talking about....lol
*Consumer Comment: Ripped off by Axia
*Consumer Comment: Can I contact you?
*Consumer Comment: Can I contact you?
*Consumer Comment: Can I contact you?
*Consumer Comment: Can I contact you?
*Consumer Comment: Count me in.....
*Consumer Comment: Count me in.....
*Consumer Comment: Count me in.....
*Consumer Comment: Count me in.....
*Consumer Comment: I am on board for any class action lawsuit
*Consumer Comment: Wow...If I Had a Dollar For Every Thing That I Have Read About UoP Ripping People Off!
*UPDATE Employee: Wow
*Consumer Comment: Class Action suit to pursue
*Consumer Suggestion: Should have known
*Consumer Comment: I WILL JOIN ANY CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST UOP
*UPDATE Employee: Thanx you anonymous!
*Consumer Comment: MBA Janie?
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: called being pro-active
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: called being pro-active
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: called being pro-active
*UPDATE EX-employee responds: called being pro-active
*Consumer Comment: Good luck
*Consumer Comment: Good luck
*Consumer Comment: Good luck
*Consumer Comment: Good luck
*Consumer Comment: I would also like to sue UOP
*Consumer Comment: I would also like to sue UOP
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Two years ago I enrolled, and was given a graduation date of August 2007. Everything went smoothly, although my academic and financial counselors changed weekly for a while. I didn't experience any trouble up until a few months ago, when I noticed that my then-current academic counselor had arranged my classes to start every two weeks, instead of one class at a time with a week between them, as had been my habit up until that point. By the time I noticed what was happening, I had already been dropped from a class I hadn't expected to take for another three weeks!
I called my (different, by that time) academic counselor (Alicia Turvin) and told her what was going on. She fixed my schedule, but informed that instead of the 9 credit hours I had left (on my official UoP) course schedule, I actually had 24 credits to take before graduation. She could not explain to me why every other academic counselor I'd had up to that point had assured me that I was on track for an August graduation. I called her boss, who didn't call me back. I called HIS boss, who never called me back. I called HER boss, who never called me back. I finally sent an email to Alicia in which I stated that if I didn't get a response from a manager-type within 24 hours, I was going to the media. Alicia's boss called me later that evening.
Unfortunately, the story he (James McAdams) gave me was that some competency tests I had taken had accidentally gotten entered in as credits, and that's where 12 of those extra 15 needed credits had come from. The remaining 3 credits I was lacking were due to the fact that the UoP had lost my real estate transcript, and so I was being docked those 3 credits. Funny, those credits had been visible to every other academic counselor I'd had. Mr. McAdams suggested I CLEP the 15 credits (at my own expense; financial aid does not cover that) or resign myself to an April '08 graduation.
Fine. I was angry, but soldiered onward. A few weeks back, I got a letter from the financial aid office of UoP telling me that since I was graduating in August I should start thinking about making plans to pay back or defer my loans. A few days after THAT, I got a letter from the Office of the Registrar telling me that I have TWENTY-SEVEN credits left before I can graduate.
I have called Alicia Turvin several times in the last few days. She hasn't called me back. I have called James McAdams. He hasn't called me back, either. In fact, the only person who will call me back is my enrollment counselor (Lauralee Jessup - possibly the nicest, most helpful woman I have ever known... I have only positive things to say about her!), and she is not in a position to do anything to help me.
Oh, did I mention that I was denied a major promotion (which was contingent on the receipt of my degree in August) because of all of this?
I would love to see a class-action lawsuit started, here. I think we should all be given our degrees, or at least be reimbursed for the financial aid bills we racked up playing this game.
I have my alerts set to notify me when anyone responds to this thread, so hopefully we will all get in touch and fix our collective problems! Does anyone have a lawyer in the family? :)
Debra
Casselberry, Florida
U.S.A.
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Also part
AUTHOR: Sparky - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, August 02, 2012
if you could contact me at sparky_23703@yahoo.com
thank you,
Brandy
#2 General Comment
I wrote the whitehouse about UOP
AUTHOR: Kathy Proctor - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 20, 2011
Yes, I was doing a career change through education but.. UOP should know you cannot do a career change and get hired without proper on hands experience...
My fault??? Maybe.... I should have researched the field of study more and realized I could not even get my foot in the door with a degree in hand before on hands experience.
Waste of money on my part.
DONT GO TO UOP IF YOU DONT HAVE ON HANDS EXPERIENCE IN THE FIELD OF STUDY YOU ARE APPLYING FOR!!!!!
#3 Consumer Comment
University of Phoenix resolution help
AUTHOR: Susan - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, October 06, 2011
#4 Consumer Comment
UOP is a rip off to unsuspecting victims
AUTHOR: JILLJIORDANO - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Friday, September 23, 2011
#5 REBUTTAL Owner of company
Victim of University of Phoenix
AUTHOR: KL - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 03, 2011
I too attended UOP and had several financial aide advisors and academic advisors that would change names weekly, if not daily, that I could not keep up with the current ones name. My last class that I took with them, the advisor told me I owed additional monies out of my own pocket for the class when all the time my federal student loans had covered everything. I was shocked to hear this and told the advisor I had never had to pay for a class that my student loan always covered everything (I took one class at a time). The response from the advisor or should I say the excuse she gave me just sounded lame and I retorted, "what is going on? You are the upteenth advisor I have had and now you telling me that I owe money when I have never had to pay money from my own pocket, in the past with any of the other classes I took, nor was told anything about having to. What are you doing with my student loan skimming off it?" To which she replied something about having to take higher level classes (which they were not). Now they are holding my transcript hostage as well for $400. I have consistently asked them what this $400 is specifically for and for a breakdown of all the monies they have received from my student loans. They tell me to call a number and of course you never get a person with that number. The only person you get just keeps telling me how much I need to pay them to get my transcript released 'unharmed from those hostages'.
I was so glad to find out that UOP was being sued which I believe they deserve because it is federal money and I need that transcript to attend a more honest and academically stable university to attain my BSN...I would like to know how I can help in anyway, because my student loan payments need to be paid and I want my degree and credits that I earned..........Let's get this legally resolved and you have my support just let me know.
#6 General Comment
I AM IN YOUR BOAT SISTER!!!
AUTHOR: tara0410 - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, June 02, 2010
I REALLY WOULD LIKE TO TALK TO YOU!!! I ALSO POSTED ON HERE!!!...FOLLOWING IS MY POST...I HAVE BEEN TAKING STEPS TO DO EVERTHING I CAN!! tarabrown0414@yahoo.com
*PLEASE READ THIS*
I began the UOP(University of Phoenix) doctoral program in May 2004. I went through this program with no difficulty as you could see by my transcript. During this process I obtained a mentor, and from the beginning I had much difficulty with her. I should have changed sooner but with the advice of my academic counselor I continued with the program. First of all, I had two other people within my cohort that used the same mentor. Initially, my mentor sent them papers for ARB checklists etc, which I never received any of them from her without having to ask. I became concerned with the way she was talking to me telling me, that I did not know what I was doing, I was stupid, I was lazy and that I would not complete this program. I can take constructive criticism but that was ridiculous. My mentor at Jacksonville State University (the Dean of Professional Studies) and committee member read all of these comments and at that time was willing to put more effort into assisting me. I explained to her that no I did not know everything, that if I did I would already have a doctorate. Then she would come back and try and be kind. After time this began wearing on me and I may not have been as productive as I could have been because she literally downed everything I did or said. The first 733 class I fell behind on and she suggested that I obtain a statistician, so I did ($1500). After obtaining a statistician, he reviewed my methodology and made suggestions. She argued with everything he said and he became somewhat irritated with the process. He stated that using parametric and nonparametric methodology may not be best and agreed to a conference call with him and at that point things changed again. She informed me that he could suggest things but she WAS still my mentor and she had the final say so on everything? (So why exactly did I hire him?). So the next 733 was spent arguing about the methodology. I presented her with a Likert Type Scale that she suggested I change, and then I turned it into her for her just to tell me I needed to do it another way (the way I originally had turned it in). The third 733 was spent with her calling me a liar. She continued to tell me that I could not use the current consent form that I had and told me I was lying about my research? Because something small had changed from the very beginning of the proposal? I contacted the UOP about my consent and they stated that it was fine. She got mad and contacted Dr Delicath (head of the UOP mentors) and again was terrible to me about the situation. I contacted my academic advisor at UOP at that time because I could not take anymore. She advised me at that point to let her go as my mentor. From that point I posted and tried to obtain a new mentor and all I received was, "Not my area of interest", "I am full and cant take anymore mentees", "I could be a committee member but not a mentor"so again I contacted my academic advisor and she posted a "want ad per se" for anyone who could be my mentor and I contacted Dr Delicath about assisting me with finding a mentor. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. At that point the UOP was telling me that I would have to retake classes and a residency!! For what because the UOP offers a service that they cant provide!! I have saved and have copied over 200 emails between me, my advisor, my mentor, statistician, financial advisor, possible mentorsthat easily proves my case. I have taken them all to a lawyer. This is not the route I wanted to chose, but I deserve my degreefor gods sake, I had 1 class left.
Let me again paint a picture, I started my degree in 2004. I had two small children, 3 and 5. My oldest son who has Down Syndrome and needed extra attention. I began the program because a girl, Jennifer, from the UOP called and called about me doing the program but little did I know that I was going to work my @$$ off (to say the least) with my children falling asleep in the floor beside me at night while I was on the computer and got to the point that they cried and screamed if I even mentioned working on the computer. I sacrificed my precious time with my children that I can NEVER get back, time that money could never buy back. All I wanted was my degreedo I not deserve that. I am asking, begging for your assistance in this matter. PLEASE!
Currently, I am paying back $59,000 for a degree that I couldnt get because a college could not provide a service, harassing calls and letters from a collection company for $9,154 that I owe because the UOP says that I signed a Promissory Note that I would complete my degree per my financial advisor at the timebut does the UOP not have to abide by the rules? They turned it in on my credit which now has caused me to have derogatory credit. My heart has been ripped out of my chest over this. I have the emails and I can provide whatever needs to be provided. THERE HAS TO BE JUSTICE!!!
#7 General Comment
Count me in too please
AUTHOR: Sarah - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, June 02, 2010
#8 Consumer Comment
LAWSUIT
AUTHOR: 1jlarry - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, May 04, 2010
Count me in on the lawsuit!!!! Have paid $40,000 or more in loans to finish a 2 years and still no success!!!!
#9 General Comment
Ripped Off As Well
AUTHOR: Latoya hillard - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, April 29, 2010
I have been ripoffed by this institution as well. I too had Alicia Turvin as my academic counselor for a while and they changed my counselor all of a sudden with out notifying me.
I was also told here recently that I did not have enough money to graduate. I feel like I have wasted a year and all I was trying to do was graduate so that I can better myself enough to take care of my three children.
My finanical counselor was not any better because she was not trying to help me find any funds that could help me. It seems that she wanted me to pay cash or get a private loan.
For anybody that wants to file a class action lawsuit, I am more then willing to participate in it.
#10 Consumer Comment
Due Process:
AUTHOR: Happy1withshatteredreamz - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, March 05, 2010
#11 Consumer Comment
Please include me in class action suit against UoPX
AUTHOR: AdaminPhoenix - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, February 24, 2010
#12 Consumer Comment
I am IN, IN, IN!!!
AUTHOR: Tamra - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Monday, February 22, 2010
After reading all the contributions to this, I am very saddend to find out that my story is as common as so many others... Please contact me, I would like to be included... I was happy with UOP, until I finished my program and was told I need more credits. Long story, but so similar to many here. Include me as "IN"!!!!
#13 Consumer Comment
I'm in
AUTHOR: CJ - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Friday, November 27, 2009
#14 Consumer Comment
This so sad
AUTHOR: Nick - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, November 01, 2009
I've been a student since 4/2007 and I am to complete my BSB 12/2009. This is only after I have been swindled in to believing all my financial obligations were set and calculated correctly.
Well this is not the case. After months and months of back and forth phone calls with my underling FA counsel I've been notified that I'm in debt with the school for $5,000.40.
Can you believe that? My again, underling FAC returned the funds to my lender without any discussions with me the student, prior to this action. Mean while I'm short a few GEN ED credits, so I ask the FAC, if I in fact add two classes with UOP my financial aid will more than cover that and the last class taken on ground which was completed in August 09. He says yes. So with that I contacted my AC, she stated the classes must be certified via financial aid first. So yes the underling approved them knowing I had not a dollar left to now pay for the class in August, and the two classes I added! Mind you, I've never had below a 3.21 GPA, nor any breaks/gaps/lapse in attendance either. They (UOP) calculated "future credits" to be earned, well the underling never discussed this with me, again THE STUDENT!
I'm pursuing my options, frankly this is just not what I had expected from this organization.
So now the FAC Supervisor that I had called on several occasions (and never returned my calls), becomes involved at the 11th hour. She says, "I see that you have been in contact with B. Choice, for pursuing your MBA/HR, well heres an option for you, stay at UOP and we can use your graduate money to pay you financial short fall..." Sick, lets rob Peter to pay Paul.
I do hope that I have some legal recourse against the disgusting business they call UOP. I want to prevent another person who has the sole intent to better their lives through education to not be duped in to enrolling in UOP.
#15 General Comment
I would also like to sue UoP
AUTHOR: lstbob51 - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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#16
Something that everyone is forgetting!!!!!
AUTHOR: Schoolkid - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 18, 2009
To the fact of these employees that are having a rebuttle to this original posting. Tell us one thing, why is it that when contacted by an advisor to set up the stafford loans and the pell grants, why do the advisors tell every student that they have to check the box next to where it says " If any loan or grant money is left over after paying tuition, the UOP can take that to place on ones balance"? That is against the law first of all and very unethical practice. Maybe you would know the terme by now : Educational Fraud"? You should, the UOP has only been sued for billions of dollors to do with this same issue but yet you continue to do so.
As far as the class action suit goes, you can count My fiance` and Myself in on that one. There is a lawyer in florida that is taking on the UOP specifically for the reasons of Financial Fraud. There already is a class action suit against the UOP for Financial Fraud. How do I know? Well lets just say I heard it from a little birdy.
Here is the bottom line, if the UOP has validety in what they rebute to be true, show the proof because I hate to tell you, we do not have to show proof because it is a proven fact that the UOP commits Financial Fraud on a year to year basis. If this was incorrect then why does UOP always pay off who ever sues them to keep them quiet?
I mean seriously, your rebuttals are meaningless. Eventually and it is coming soon, the UOP will loose there accredidation(what little they have) and the school will go bankrupt because no one will pay out of pocket for a third rate education not to mention the UOP reputation has alreadt preceaded there accredidation. Get some valued information to accredit your rebuttals or simply crawl into your corner and stay out of the conversations.
#18 Consumer Suggestion
I'm in, let's use sue these money hungry vultures
AUTHOR: Doctoral Student - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, June 14, 2009
#19 Consumer Comment
Riped off also by this people
AUTHOR: Connie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 28, 2009
#20 Consumer Comment
That is just plain ridiculous
AUTHOR: Joshua - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, May 21, 2009
#21 Consumer Comment
Ripped off By UOP: Went from NO Loan to having a loan
AUTHOR: Armywife65 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, May 20, 2009
There are so many complaints, even by the ex-employees. Now I'm sure that there are many students or ex-students that are doing or did just fine with them, or didn't pay attention to their scam, but there millions of others that did get ripped off, including my 22yr old, single mother, Daughter.
She was told by the enrollment adviser, that the paper work HE WALKED her through was all formality; even when they go to the "loan" part. She told him, she did not want a loan and if she had to get a loan, she didn't want to pursue with them, He continued to tell her, to not worry about it, it's only if she decided to get a loan. He "assured" her it was not a loan...So "SHE SIGNED"
When she would get statements in the mail from Wachovia about a loan, she supposedly had with them. She then called her counselor, who again assured her it was nothing, she did NOT have a loan, she has a FREE Grant and told her also that she was basically being paid to go to school when she received a check in the mail from UOP, that it was just extra money to pay for any school necessities.
So now, almost 2yrs and just 6months before she graduates, she gets a call from the financing dept about her "LOAN" that she's NOT suppose to have.
We have been calling and leaving messages and no one helps. They keep telling her "Well you signed" OMG! I want to F.....ing go beat the living H...LL out of them. She knows that she signed, but the fact is, He, the enrollment counselor, walked her through the paper work and told her to sign, to NOT worry about the loan stuff, it was NOT a loan.
These people need to be stopped. I want to get a class action suit going, but, We need to get as many people as we can to be a part of this. We have already been in contact with an Attorney. Or rather, he contacted us and he states he has other complaints just like ours.
****So if there is anyone else that this specific situation has happened to them, please contact me; (((ROR redacted)))****
This can't keep happening to people who are just trying to better their career, make a good life for themselves.
And for those who say, "oh but she signed" or about, "not signing before you read" SHUT THE Blank UP! I'm not talking you, I'm talking to people this has happened to.
Thank you
Sheila
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I would also like to join this class action law suit. Please feel free to contact me
Kelli8850@yahoo.com
#24 Consumer Comment
would love to join in
AUTHOR: Lilithincarnate - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 11, 2009
#25 Consumer Comment
would love to join in
AUTHOR: Lilithincarnate - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, May 11, 2009
#26 UPDATE EX-employee responds
Educated Topeka, Anonymous Chandler, Janie Fl - They Know what they're talking about....lol
AUTHOR: Christian - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, May 09, 2009
"Anonymous" Chandler, this is a good name for you. As empty as the details of your name are indicate your reading skills into detail. She just stated that she checked the website often and it indicated to her that she was at the level she expected. She then stated that after all that, "website checking", things still fell apart. Nice suggestion Anonymous? I would use that name if I were you too.
Janie, Florida- Are you sure. I would best against you on this one. Please have cash no checks. UOPX and lawsuites is not something they have a winning record of. Dig deeper, locally and you may see that they do a great deal to keep things out of court/headlines.
Geez, you guys represent UOPX? I see why they don't want to go to court with the goonies.
#27 Consumer Comment
Ripped off by Axia
AUTHOR: Connie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, April 15, 2009
#28 Consumer Comment
Can I contact you?
AUTHOR: Steveb5004 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, November 18, 2008
#29 Consumer Comment
Can I contact you?
AUTHOR: Steveb5004 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, November 18, 2008
#30 Consumer Comment
Can I contact you?
AUTHOR: Steveb5004 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, November 18, 2008
#31 Consumer Comment
Can I contact you?
AUTHOR: Steveb5004 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, November 18, 2008
#32 Consumer Comment
Count me in.....
AUTHOR: Mcapril29 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 02, 2008
#33 Consumer Comment
Count me in.....
AUTHOR: Mcapril29 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 02, 2008
#34 Consumer Comment
Count me in.....
AUTHOR: Mcapril29 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 02, 2008
#35 Consumer Comment
Count me in.....
AUTHOR: Mcapril29 - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, July 02, 2008
#36 Consumer Comment
I am on board for any class action lawsuit
AUTHOR: Jdeck - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 28, 2008
I have been fighting with UOP for over 3 years now to let me finish and the only responses I get is that I need 24 more classes. Now I am $30,000 in debt and have no degree. On top of that I have attempted to file multiple appeals with UOP and each time my case just seems to be thrown out and I never hear back from anyone again. I think there are multiple angles we can take to get a class action lawsuit started: 1. the treatment of students and the multiple horror stories that are out there of students unable to finish their degree's becuase of red tape. 2. UOP classes are a joke.
I have gone to 3 different colleges over the course of my education and UOP grades are based on the score that the instructor gets at the end of the course because they are getting paid based on this and not the actual learning that takes place in the class. I mean come on no mid terms, no finals, not even any tests. I have over 100 credit hours with UOP and a 3.79 GPA and I never bought a single book for any of my classes.
I am no genius by any means but come on there has to be some sort of action that can be taken place as far as the quality of education goes. In fact I would like to see even one credit from UOP transfer to any college even a community college. It won't and it is a joke. I think this is the best bet for a class action suit. I have a freind that just won a class action lawsuit against ITT tech for the same situation. The entire group had their tuition refunded and I beleive him because I saw the check.
Lets all get together and get this rolling. Come on if someone can sue Mcdonalds because they spilled hot coffee on themselves then surely we can find a lawyer to represent us and get this ball rolling.
#37 Consumer Comment
Wow...If I Had a Dollar For Every Thing That I Have Read About UoP Ripping People Off!
AUTHOR: Deborah - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, January 26, 2008
We're not mocking anyone, however, we do laugh when we give people information and let them know things in advance, and yet, people still fail to comprehend. School is a huge investment and one that should be thought about thoroughly. Rushing into making a decision of this nature is down right out irresponsible. Would you rush to make a decision on buying a home or a car? If so, it's no wonder you're claiming we outsmart people. You sell yourself short.
Take a good look at any of these situations and I bet the majority of them, the fault lies on the student, not the university. We are NOT perfect, but we also do not pride ourselves on intentionally deceiving students. That's an outrageous assumption. If individuals like yourself and most others on here would listen to their enrollment counselors and not just hear them, they may be better off.
One final note, most of the stories on here are not complete. I would almost guarantee that their is some fault on the student's behalf that they are not mentioning for fear of being laughed at...you know, like you say we do. It's so easy to jump on some website and start posting erroneous, negative feedback based on personal experience, when everyone knows, there are two sides to a story. The truth lies in the middle.
#39 Consumer Comment
Class Action suit to pursue
AUTHOR: Agi - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Friday, January 25, 2008
thank you.
agi
#40 Consumer Suggestion
Should have known
AUTHOR: Cathy - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, December 16, 2007
Nice. Great representation of your college.
Keep laughing. The FBI have your records. I know, I turned them over myself.
Have a great Educational Week.
#41 Consumer Comment
I WILL JOIN ANY CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT AGAINST UOP
AUTHOR: Mwilliams - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 13, 2007
My enrollment councler said they do not recommend "overlapping" because the heavy participation required of each course. But he said he apologizes that my teacher "sucks" and he was going to escalate this to his manager. He said the teachers are contracted and not really apart of UOP, so all he could do is take this up with his manager.
I received notice from UOP that I owe almost $4,000 for that class and half of a 2nd class before I finally withdrew. I mailed them documentation of the emails that I sent the teacher from the beginning of class and the emails that I sent to my enrollment councler about her. I sent them a copy of the response that she finally sent to me.
I agreed to pay for the part of the second course that I took, but I should not have to pay for a service that I did not get, which was that first class. That first classs, GEN 300 is not even a real academic course that can be transfered anywhere.
#42 UPDATE Employee
Thanx you anonymous!
AUTHOR: Educated - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, December 08, 2007
Please go to another institution and see where the sit and wait thing gets you... the only difference is it's expected there and not with us, because we take the one on one approach to help. Therefore, this is how we are thanked.
So you want to spend our time and our resources.... and have us pay for your lack of involvement! FABULOUS! Good luck with the lawyer thing... lol!
I have a feeling you are going to have an "I have a UOP degree, hear me roar" attitude when you are finished. Goodness! Just finish your degree... with less then 25% of the population educated... you will not have issues furthering your career.
You do not have 27 credits left... please continue to call the school. Your enrollment counselor can help you! That is if you haven't dropped out and that this is what all of this is really about.
This came from an Intel exec about why the company no longer funds employee educations at some for profit schools like the UOP, from an aritcle in the Arizona Republic....
"Intel noticed higher-than-normal attrition among employees who had taken classes on the company's dime and set out to find out why.
A big finding: Some workers left or were planning to leave because their new degree didn't help them advance at Intel..."
"We would be wasting their time and wasting our money if we didn't make sure that the education that they are getting can be used at Intel," he said.
#44 UPDATE EX-employee responds
called being pro-active
AUTHOR: Anonymous - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 02, 2007
#45 UPDATE EX-employee responds
called being pro-active
AUTHOR: Anonymous - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 02, 2007
#46 UPDATE EX-employee responds
called being pro-active
AUTHOR: Anonymous - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 02, 2007
#47 UPDATE EX-employee responds
called being pro-active
AUTHOR: Anonymous - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, October 02, 2007
I try not to rely on other people to give me information. Have your own paperwork and your own backup. I am a current MBA student at UOP and I don't wait on them to remind me of anything or find information for me because as with any other company or school, it can be an uphill battle. Basically just take the initiative. :)
I try not to rely on other people to give me information. Have your own paperwork and your own backup. I am a current MBA student at UOP and I don't wait on them to remind me of anything or find information for me because as with any other company or school, it can be an uphill battle. Basically just take the initiative. :)
I try not to rely on other people to give me information. Have your own paperwork and your own backup. I am a current MBA student at UOP and I don't wait on them to remind me of anything or find information for me because as with any other company or school, it can be an uphill battle. Basically just take the initiative. :)
I try not to rely on other people to give me information. Have your own paperwork and your own backup. I am a current MBA student at UOP and I don't wait on them to remind me of anything or find information for me because as with any other company or school, it can be an uphill battle. Basically just take the initiative. :)
#52 Consumer Comment
I would also like to sue UOP
AUTHOR: Lindie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, July 08, 2007
#53 Consumer Comment
I would also like to sue UOP
AUTHOR: Lindie - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Sunday, July 08, 2007

