The University of Arizona Global Campus Reviews

I graduated from this school yet they continue to use fraud tactics. I made my last payment to the school and they duplicated the charge and refused to return the funds. I ended up having to make a criminal report and attorney general complaint to get my money back. Any student considering attending this school run at all costs as they will take your financial information and sell it to the highest bidder.

I didn’t have a bad experience with Ashford. I learned a lot and it was quick. The enrollment was easy and the advisors were helpful. I did pay a lot of money. I got student loans and had to pay money to the school.

The financial aid got messed up and I had to go several periods of time without classes that delayed my graduation. Other than that, the professors were good and I had a nice time studying there.

Back in 2019 University of Arizona was Ashford. I got my bachelor's in Business Order Management. It was a normal, typical online experience, understanding video one-on-ones with the teacher. But if you claim you have ADHD, they'll take extra time. I remember each week you had to do had three writeups, peer reviews over certain papers and documentations, and then a read lecture/test. Online is a lot easier regarding books because you can control and find what you're trying to read instead of reading regular books.

The University of Arizona Global Campus gave me a hard time. It was hard to even get into that university. It was a lot with the professors that I didn’t like. I didn't get to finish. I’m very dissatisfied. They need to just make it much easier for somebody trying to go to college there. They weren’t a big help at all.

I found The University of Arizona Global Campus online, and it was the most feasible to do online. I like that there were options of different degrees to take. The only thing I didn't like was that I pay a bunch of money to just read a bunch of texts and basically teach myself online. I would have liked it better if they did more recordings of classes or had Zoom meetings. Videos go a long way.

I started with the University of Arizona when they were still called Ashford, and they were easy to work with. I was enrolled with them with the use of military funding. It was tuition assistance initially while I was still active duty, and then it switched to the 9/11 GI Bill when I separated from active duty. When they changed from Ashford to the University of Arizona, they had to get requalified to be a school that you could use the 9/11 GI Bill on even though it was essentially the same school. I was not able to go to school for six months because of that. And it's not that they weren't responsive customer service-wise, it's just that there was nothing they could do to let me start my classes again.

I was with Ashford for one or two years but didn’t finish the program. It wasn’t for me. Everything was online, though, and it was pretty easy. The most recent thing I heard about Ashford is that I didn’t have to pay my student loans back because they were doing something they shouldn’t have been doing.

I attended The University of Arizona Global Campus when it was still Ashford University. I did get my degree in healthcare administration for my bachelor's. It was fine up until they switched and then trying to get transcripts was not. Some people didn't believe that I went to college and got a degree. Also, they promised to have good job placement, but no one was ever helpful.

I love UAGC! This school doesn’t just teach—it transforms. Academically and personally, it helps you grow and thrive. The staff genuinely care about your success, and the inclusive environment makes you feel like you belong. I’ve been in and out of college for years, but UAGC stuck with me and gave me the tools to succeed. I’m thriving now and plan to continue through my master’s and doctoral degrees here. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a school that truly supports its students!

My workplace had a partnership with The University of Arizona Global Campus, and it was offered as a part of our benefits. Because it’s something I’ve been wanting to do, I enrolled. The person I worked with during the enrollment process was great. His name was Frank. He helped a lot and he walked me step-by-step. I would say it's easy.

I’m currently taking my masters in education at University of Arizona Global Campus, and it’s been an enjoyable experience so far. The classes and the work are time friendly and all the professors I’ve met are wonderful. They're always there to help, and great at giving feedback. Whenever I reach out to them, they are quick to get back to me, and I always get my grades in a timely manner.

University of Arizona is a recognizable brand. So, you tend to associate that with a valid and accredited institution. A lot of the online universities that constantly advertise are not recognizable brands and half of the time, I don’t even know what state the universities are in. I called University of Arizona to continue my undergraduate studies and the experience has been excellent. It is challenging, yet rewarding. The professors are top-notch. I’m now four courses into my graduate studies in psychology. I have fellow co-workers and I have recommended the University of Arizona.

I've been attending UAGC for about a year and a half. I'm studying MBA and I like it for the most part. I do find that sometimes it's a little bit of a struggle because sometimes I feel some of the discussion posts don't really pertain to the overall objective of the course. And sometimes I think that it's skewed a little bit one way politically or not, and I don't think that should be in education. Other than that, I do find it useful.

I went to Ashford before it was renamed The University of Arizona Global Campus. I sent a few emails, and everything was handled, so enrollment was easy. I just finished and I had good experience. It’s easy to schedule and easy to use. My only complaint is building the LinkedIn profile, and social media assignments. Other than that, it was pretty straightforward.

UAGC was my first choice, the only choice. I like the courses. I love it because it’s one class at a time, which works really well with a full-time job and having a family. Cost is decent, but I don’t know what it’s comparable to.

We hold transfer fairs at the community college that I work in and that’s where I heard about UAGC. I’ve been attending for an MBA for two years and a month. My favorite thing is their culture of care. I don’t reach out too much to the professors, but when I do have any concerns, they’re very understanding for the most part. I know people are confused about the whole affiliation and what you can or cannot use. But overall, I’m happy.

Enrollment at UAGC was through the Corporate Tuition Program so it’s simple and seamless. It’s also easy to work around the work schedule. You have deadlines but it’s work at your own pace so it’s nice. I’ve been attending for three years and I’m about to finish my master’s on Monday. It’s been a good experience overall. The program I was in is great and I think everyone should do it.

Originally, back in 2009 or 2011, there was an education fair where I worked, and that's where I first heard about UAGC. I liked what they had to show me, and I went with them. I got my bachelor's, then I just got my master's, so I've been with them for a while. The enrollment process was good. The people over there were very nice. They answered all my questions and were always available whenever I panicked and needed to talk to somebody.

I attended for a year and a half and will finish in about a week. I got a degree in organizational management. The professors are good and they communicate well. If you’re working full-time, it’s a good fit.