Going to class

On your time — 24/7/365

Earning a degree doesn’t have to feel like a second job. You can attend class whenever it fits your life, day or night. Just ask the 92% of surveyed alumni who graduated in the past year who said we gave them the flexibility to balance family, work, school and life.

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Wondering what it’s like to be a Phoenix? We’ll give you a sneak peek. Our online classes are always on — 24/7/365

Find out what it's like to attend University of Phoenix.

Why learning online might be right for you

You need the freedom to learn when and where you want

You want a broader range of classes and programs

You’re self-motivated and self-disciplined

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HOW YOU'LL LEARN

Study wherever you are, whenever you’re ready

Here, virtual learning combines the engaging, challenging experience of our on-campus classes with the flexibility to fit your lifestyle.

You’ll have one-on-one connections with experienced faculty and collaborative opportunities with your classmates. And you’ll have the freedom to learn when and where you want without the time-consuming commute or semester-long commitment.

What you can do in your virtual classroom

Connect with faculty and classmates
See who’s logged in and start a conversation
Track your learning progress and grades

See upcoming assignments, readings and due dates
View instructions, submit files and get regular instructor feedback

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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Gain skills you need to succeed

Education should hold practical value. That’s why we offer more than 100 online programs aligned to 300+ real-world occupations, 90% of which are in growing fields.

Learn real-world skills for real-world challenges

Resourcefulness through library use
Use of technology & computers
Career planning & exploration
Life change management

Critical reading, writing and thinking
Time management
Effective communication
Successful study habits

How to learn skills that employers want

Learn a variety of skills along with your coursework

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

Technology, resources and a can-do attitude

Learning online means leveraging support from the University learning community while being proactive, patient and curious. It helps to have a strategy for setting aside time to study — and a backup plan in case something comes up.

Students must also have reliable access to a computer with an internet connection. For some tasks, you can use your mobile phone.