Admission difficulty at University of Phoenix?

Hey guys, how hard is it to get into the University of Phoenix? I'm considering to apply there as a fallback, and I wanted to know what the admission process is like. Have any of you found that applying there is relatively easier as compared to other universities?

The University of Phoenix has an open enrollment policy, which means there are no formal admission requirements to meet, making the process relatively simpler compared to many other universities. Every individual who applies and has a high school diploma or GED is accepted.

The application process usually includes filling out their online application and speaking with an enrollment representative who will guide you through the next steps, which include sending in copies of your high school diploma (or equivalent) and arranging for any relevant college transcripts to be sent to the university.

However, just because the process is straightforward doesn't mean you shouldn't put careful thought and consideration into making this decision. Make sure the program aligns with your academic and career aspirations. Notably, University of Phoenix primarily offers online programs, and the learning style might not be a good fit for everyone. Furthermore, while tuition at online institutions can often be more affordable, it’s still a significant investment, so make sure to look into financial aid if needed.

Given that the University of Phoenix admission process is less competitive, it can certainly serve as a solid fallback option, especially if you are looking for flexibility, variety in program selection, and prefer online learning. However, ensure that the curriculum and the learning infrastructure align well with your requirements and aspirations.