Campus and Online Learning Formats

At University of Phoenix, you can choose a learning mode to fit your lifestyle - whether it's attending classes through our online learning format, campus-based format or a combination of both with FlexNet®. The same rigorous curriculum is applied across all methods. Although learning formats are widely available, not every option is offered at every location.

As a student, technology plays a key role in your educational process, no matter which learning format you choose. Please review the computer requirements needed to complete your education at University of Phoenix.

If you prefer on-campus learning, you can complete your degree at one of the many University of Phoenix locations across the United States. The campus-based learning option is available in many degree programs and provides an opportunity for students to meet in person with their instructors and classmates. Students enrolled in the campus-based format:

• attend class face-to-face for interactive, seminar-style instruction just once a week for most programs. (Classes generally are held in the evening. Some campuses offer day or weekend classes.) 
  
• work closely with a small number of classmates in a Learning Team that meets weekly outside of class to address challenges and issues faced in today's workplace. 
  
• gain presentation skills in face-to-face class meetings.

A combination of campus-based and online learning, FlexNet® is structured for students who need scheduling flexibility, but also prefer some face-to-face class meetings.*

Some campuses offer the FlexNet® format that blends online and campus-based learning. To determine availability and learn more about FlexNet®, contact a University of Phoenix representative.