University of Phoenix Fraud

The University of Phoenix is the #1 provider of online education in the United States. This university also happens to be the biggest education scam in U.S. history! University of Phoenix doesn't have any academic advisors but rather enrollment counselors who work as "salespeople" in that they sell University of Phoenix unaccredited programs of study as "cheap products."

The University of Phoenix provides the poorest quality of college education that nobody wants to graduate from their unaccredited programs of study. To prove this, the university doesn't post information about their graduates because nobody graduates or completes their programs of study, thus, their graduation rates are extremely low. And the university cannot post low graduation completion rates or the federal government as well as the department of education will know something is clearly wrong. To further elaborate on this, low graduation rates and receiving billions of dollars in federal government "revenue" reveals that students aren't learning anything in their online classroom because if they did, the university would post information regarding successful graduates and where they are able to find work after graduation. But, this is where the fraud is taking place.

Call up the University of Phoenix at 866-766-0766, speak to an enrollment counselor, and ask him, her, or it, information regarding what companies have hired its graduates in the past.  Any enrollment counselor that you speak to after dialing that 866-766-0766 number will not give you a name of at least 1 company that has hired University of Phoenix graduates.

Why won't enrollment counselors give you a name of at least 1 company?  Simply because, if an enrollment counselor told you that you could work at XYZ Company after you graduate from the University of Phoenix, and indeed you graduate and apply for an open employment position with XYZ Company but don't get hired, then the University of Phoenix can clearly be sued for fraud, breach of contract, and false advertising.

The truth is, not 1 company wants to hire University of Phoenix graduates or graduates from online colleges and universities because H.R. department managers look at these online college and universities as diploma mills.

So, why enroll at the University of Phoenix if their enrollment counselors don't want to give prospective students names of companies that have hired their graduates in the past?  Also, why enroll at the University of Phoenix if H.R. department managers don't want to hire University of Phoenix graduates?

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