University Of Phoenix - Online University bait and switch with "re-enrollment" policy Internet

I'm sure you feel ripped off, but this is standard practice at ALL colleges and universitites, and it really doesn't have as much to do with money as you think. All schools review their curricula every other year or so and make changes as appropriate. In my own discipline, psychology, our degree has changed every time - adding and subtracting courses as we see fit, based on changing technology, research in the field, feedback from students and our accrediting bodies, and what employers need. A student who returns to school after a program has changed is NOT grandfathered in. My goodness - what if a student wanted to go back to school and finish her nursing degree after a ten year absence? Does that make sense? Of course not. So the rules are pretty much the same anywhere you go: if the curriculum changes, you have to enter under the new curriculum.

BTW - I don't work for UofP and really don't like the way they seem to treat students based on what I've read here. Why not try a local college that has online courses? More than likely it will be cheaper and you will get treated better.