Are You eligible for the University of Phoenix Online undergraduate programs?

The University of Phoenix has an easy admissions process for both its undergraduate and graduate program courses. Applicants are required to complete all admission forms and submit official test scores and official transcripts from all colleges or universities attended upon request. Admissions counselors are available to assist you.

Undergraduate Admission Requirements

• Earned a High School Diploma or Equivalent;
• Be at least 21 Years of Age;
• Be employed or actively involved in an environment that affords you the opportunity to apply the concepts taught.

As part of your admission to the University of Phoenix's undergraduate program, your prior coursework, elective classes, credits, and major studies that were obtained through the Prior Learning Assessment or the College Level Examination Program will be considered for academic credit. Additionally, if you have had professional training specific to the program you are pursing or have military experience, such training may be applied toward future academic credits.

Graduate Admission Requirements

• Earned an undergraduate degree from a regionally accredited college or university or one that is a candidate for accreditation. (Equivalent degrees from recognized institutions outside the U.S. are acceptable);
• Have a minimum cumulative grade point average of 2.5;
• Be employed or actively involved in an organizational environment that affords you the opportunity to apply the concepts taught;
• Have at least three years of meaningful work experience.

Financial Aid: The University of Phoenix offers a number of options for financing your education. As a participant in the Federal Student Aid grant and loan programs (e.g., the Federal PLUS Loan and the Federal Pell Grant), students are offered a variety of options with attractive terms. Additionally, many employers provide tuition reimbursement as part of their employee benefit packages. A financial advisor can guide you through such application processes and help determine your eligibility.

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