Associate of Arts in Information Technology/Networking
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(6 reviews)
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Description
"The Associate of Arts in Information Technology/Networking specialization focuses on information systems and the analysis, design, and security of modern computer networks. Courses emphasize Local Area Networks, Wireless Local Area Networks, Wide Area Networks, and network security. Students will be able to simulate network administration tasks through remote access to real hardware and software commonly used in the IT industry. Additionally, courses include scenario-based activities, placing students in real-world situations that allow them to apply foundational knowledge and skills." - from website
Recent Reviews
I feel like I paid for my degree
January 4, 2012
First off, UoP is a for profit school. When the government raised the amount a student could borrow, it was no surprise that UoP raised their tuition/yr to the same amount. I went in to my program with a good understanding of IT, I came out of it none the wiser. I feel like I paid for my degree. I do not recommend.
UOP Mismanage my Loan(Fraud)
November 22, 2011
I should have do a good research before I apply to UOP….this is a big mistake of my life. My first mistake is letting UOP to hold on to my Student loan, because I’m afraid I might spend it and they take advantage of me, by just misusing my fund. Get drop from class (over 1 grand) for not checking in (got drop 3x), just like that even submitting an assignment that day (assignment show ...
Do not waste your time
July 19, 2011
I was not impressed with the quality of the instructors, peers, nor the texts used for the courses I took. I currently hold a bachelor degree, but am returning to school to obtain an associate degree in IT. I chose to get an associate degree to save time and money. My previous employer partnered with The University of Phoenix and would they would cover the cost of tuition. The problems began with my first course. ...
Not so sure
November 2, 2010
I have been a student at UoP for 1 1/2 yrs and am seriously considering transferring (if I can). I have had good and bad experiences with them. The instructors that I have had are great and you really do have to do the work in order to pass. My son-in-law failed a class even though he was doing his homework so they do fail people. Many of the assignments are written (1,200- to 5,800 ...
Research MORE
May 23, 2009
Materials: Copied and pasted from the internet. Could improve with "real" courses (the first two are train-to-learn courses) Teachers: One was slow with grades, and gave 100% to idiots, other was reasonable. Typical school. Institution: Mixed feelings, so they luck out. Support: At least half of my questions were ignored / unanswered. They pretended not to understand questions like "Why did you enroll me in class after I specifically said not to?" answering with, "I'm ...
It's decent
September 8, 2008
Before I signed up for UOP, I did my research. I knew what to expect from an online school, what not to expect from an online school, and also the praise and complaints that have been raised online in regards to most of the major online schools. I then contacted not one but five different online schools for more information on various programs (at the time I wasn't really quite sure which program I wanted ...
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