Explore master's degree saving opportunities
You could complete your master's degree faster and for less by applying eligible cost-saving opportunities.
How to transfer your credits
Apply eligible transfer credits from an accredited university or college toward your master's degree.
Fill out your application to University of Phoenix.
Provide information about where you’ve completed your courses.
Complete the transfer request form with your application.
What happens next? We can usually request your official transcripts at no added cost. Once we have them, a specially trained evaluator will review your prior coursework, and we’ll let know you know which transfer credits will apply.
Browse scholarships
Discover a range of scholarships designed to support your master’s degree goals and reduce the cost of your education.
ALUMNI STUDENTS
The Alumni Scholarship
Scholarship award
Maximum value of $2,000
applied over 11 courses provided you maintain eligibility
Scholarship status
Now accepting applications
3.25 GPA or higher required.
CURRENT STUDENTS
The Current Student Scholarship
Scholarship award
Maximum value of $2,000
applied over 11 courses provided you maintain eligibility
Scholarship status
Now accepting applications
3.85 GPA or higher with a minimum 9 credits completed and at least 9 credits remaining.
NEW & RETURNING STUDENTS
The Phoenix® Master's Scholarship
Scholarship award
Maximum value of $1,000
applied over 11 courses provided you maintain eligibility
Scholarship status
Now accepting applications
3 years of work experience required.
Make your career work for you
Find out if your work experience can apply as credits toward your degree — saving you time and money. Plus, check if your employer has an alliance with the University to help you use education benefits to lower your tuition costs.
Submit work experience for credit
Turn your skills into savings by submitting approved licenses, certificates and training for potential credit toward your degree.
Ready to start school?
Start your online application today or contact an enrollment representative to see how credits and other savings opportunities may apply to your education.