"Incorporation records with the secretary of state’s office show that the registered agent for TES is CT Corporation System, also known as the Corporation Trust Company, located in Little Rock. CT Corporation is owned by Wolters Kluwer, a... —  read more 

What's Project Neptune?

$50M down payment with installments and a 6-10 percent interest rate? Any takers besides Arkan-huck-a-sanders, Jed C, or Gomez A?

From January 1, 2017 to December 22, 2022 there are 6,265 consumer complaints about University of Phoenix. FOIA-2023-00560

Employer Perspective versus Employee Reality... https://www.phoenix.edu/content/dam/edu/career-institute/doc/uopx-career-optimism-index-2022-all-data-appendix.pdf

https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereknewton/2023/01/30/university-of-arkansas-may-acquire-for-profit-university-of-phoenixwhich-is-good-news/?sh=4799654166c9

I'm getting word that Apollo is shopping University of Phoenix around. Was the UoPX-Arkansas deal for an estimated $500-$700M an intentional leak? Or was a concerned someone in Arkansas worried that the University of Arkansas System would take the... —  read more 

Apollo Education is in more trouble than they have been letting on. For Apollo Global Management to try to pawn off the school on the University of Arkansas System for $500M-$700M shows just how desperate Apollo Global is to discard the school... —  read more 

"The Arkansas Times revealed Tuesday that a non-profit organization affiliated with the University of Arkansas System has been in talks about acquiring the University of Phoenix, long one of the country’s largest for-profit colleges, from that... —  read more 

Student-to-Faculty Ratio of 92 to 1 (was 70 to 1). Only 76 F/T instructors for 85,836 students. Ghost campuses in Hawaii, Nevada, and Texas. Average age of students is 38. Only 7 percent are making progress with student loans. Part of the... —  read more 

The University of Phoenix has been running a national advertising campaign that suggests to prospective students that the school is a public, state-operated institution, when in fact is a private, for-profit operation. The ads, therefore, seem to... —  read more 

https://www2.ed.gov/about/offices/list/oig/justissued.html

Why do people stay at University of Phoenix? ... —  read more 

How does University of Perfect punish whistleblowers these days? What rewards does it give them to keep quiet? How does a worker document unethical or illegal behavior by those above her, to prevent being thrown under the bus?

Arizona-85,836 California-1,595 Hawaii-62 Nevada-82 Texas-134

"Employing novel data on 88 private equity deals and 994 schools with private equity ownership, we find that private equity buyouts lead to higher enrollment and profits, but also to lower education inputs, higher tuition, higher per-student debt... —  read more 

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"In furtherance of its oversight responsibilities, Federal Student Aid (“FSA”) issues this bulletin to solicit information from knowledgeable sources about potential violations of the Higher Education Act and its implementing regulations. FSA has... —  read more 

Instructors have been pared down to a minimum. That's a given. But with Artificial Intelligence (AI), how many educational content creators will be needed? Who is not expendable as University of Phoenix moves forward?

76 F/T instructors for 85,836 students https://nces.ed.gov/collegenavigator/?q=university+of+phoenix&s=all&id=484613 Was 127 F/T for 96,000 students https://www.highereducationinquirer.org/2021/07/the-growth-of-robot-colleges.html

University of Phoenix has been an exemplar of the College Meltdown. https://collegeviability.com/blog/f/interview-with-dahn-shaulis---higher-education-inquirer

Restore the GI Bill for Veterans who were defrauded.... https://www.facebook.com/groups/5779373562106998

Making Phoenix feel more like Corinthian Colleges... https://seekingalpha.com/news/3873016-strides-medcerts-partners-with-university-of-phoenix-for-educational-opportunities

Feeling guilty, at all? "..., 44, a first-generation college student, enrolled at the University of Phoenix in ... because she viewed higher education as a pathway out of her $12-an-hour service job. She was drawn in by the school’s online... —  read more 

"This study attempts a fairly comprehensive examination of online postsec- ondary education and its effects on students’later earnings and job outcomes. It also calculates ROIs. On the whole, I find little support for optimistic prog- nostications... —  read more 

The Sweet v Cardona group helps consumers get debt relief after they have been misled. Please pass this on to all the people you hurt. It may assuage your subconscious guilt. https://www.facebook.com/groups/801761750635952/about/

This is mainly for any Enrollment employees still on here that are currently employed. Has Leadership completely shifted to micro-managing all of us? From VP’s listening to our calls (even our voicemails we leave for students) to Directors actually... —  read more 

"Over the last two decades, the University of Phoenix alone closed more than 500 campuses, many which were conveniently located near US interstate highways. In 2025, UoPX will have just one campus, located in Phoenix, Arizona."... —  read more 

https://predatorystudentlending.org/cases/sweet-v-devos/ https://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance/student-debt-cancelled-sweet-cardona-settlement-2022-6

How's CL working out as President? Is he doing as well at UoPX as he did at EDMC?

https://www.republicreport.org/2022/the-17-questions-the-education-dept-asked-a-university-president-before-he-resigned/

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/education/2022/06/03/university-phoenix-president-george-burnett-education-department-probe/7485965001/

University of Phoenix must be getting hosed by Borrowers Defense. Anybody care to discuss the numbers?

https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2022/04/25/one-university-phoenix-campus-left-after-2025

https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2022/04/25/one-university-phoenix-campus-left-after-2025

Get a Masters in less than 12 months for$11k

Defense to Repayment costs are really hitting the bottom line of subprime schools. How is UoPX faring?

Less scrutiny... https://www.thelayoff.com/t/1ffjBryv https://www.highereducationinquirer.org/2019/02/workers-expose-subprime-college-crash.html

There are many reasons why University of Phoenix is just a shadow of what it was. Some people blame government regulation, others blame the relentless pursuit of quarterly profits and corrupt CEOs like TN. But having talked to co-founder John D... —  read more