Bachelors • Online Application Form • School Marksheet • Personal Statement • SAT/ACT Score • Letter of Recommendation • English Proficiency Test Score • IELTS • TOEFL Master • Online Application Form • Bachelor’s Degree • Minimum GPA (3.0 to 3.5) • GRE/GMAT Score • Copy of Visa • Financial Statements • Personal Statement • Resume/CV • LOR • Copy of Passport • English Proficiency Test Score • IELTS • TOEFL • PTE

Yes, The University of Phoenix has accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission.

• Accounting • Actuarial Mathematics • American Studies • Anthropology • Arabic • Art History • Arts Administration • Biochemistry • Astronomy • Catholic Studies • Chinese • Cinema Studies • Computer Science • Creative Writing • Criminology • Dance • Data Analytics • Data Science • Digital Media Production • Economics

The University of Phoenix offers bachelor's and master's degree programs in various fields, including business, education, healthcare, technology, nursing, psychology, and liberal arts.

Yes, the University of Phoenix provides professional development training through skill modules designed for personal and professional growth. These are self-paced and feature expert instructors.

New students can apply for the Phoenix® Scholarship, which offers a maximum value of $1,000, or the Transfer Scholarship, with a maximum value of $3,000. Both are applied over 20 courses, provided eligibility is maintained.

Yes, the University provides access to a scholarship search engine through iGrad™, where students can explore thousands of external scholarship opportunities.

Yes, returning students may qualify for scholarships such as the Spring Transfer Scholarship, which offers up to $3,000, or the Phoenix® Scholarship, which provides $1,000. Alumni and current students have separate scholarships based on academic and GPA requirements.

To apply for a scholarship: Apply: Enroll as a new student at the University of Phoenix. Select: Explore available scholarships. Sign Up: Complete the scholarship application process.

No, the University of Phoenix does not have traditional dormitories or on-campus housing. However, students can explore a variety of off-campus housing options nearby.

When selecting off-campus housing, consider: Location: Proximity to the University of Phoenix. Amenities: Features such as a gym, study room, or laundry facilities. Cost: Monthly rent and other associated expenses. Safety: Security and safety of the area.

Students can find: Apartment complexes near the university. Rental properties in the surrounding area. Listings through student housing websites like uhomes.com and Student.com.

The US offers two types of post-study work permits: Curricular Practical Training (CPT): Often used for internships or work experiences related to a student’s field of study during their education. Optional Practical Training (OPT): Provides graduates with temporary employment authorization to work in their field of study after graduation.