University of Phoenix Eligibility

Yes, the University of Phoenix accepts students based on open enrolment, i.e. the university does not have any set deadlines & students can apply as they wish to at any-time during the year. The institute does not require valid SAT, ACT, GMAT or GMAT scores for admissions to its courses either.

However, English language test scores such as IELTS & TOEFL are considered & students must demonstrate a decent level of verbal & written proficiency.

The University of Phoenix offers a risk-free period programme to eligible students that gives them around three weeks to try out the university experience as part of their first credit based course, free of cost & without any debt.

The institute also refrains from including mandatory arbitration clauses as part of their admission agreements, making the institute a viable option to try out.

As per data curated from an unofficial source, the University of Phoenix has an overall graduate rate of around 59%.

The adult learner portion has performed better than the national average, at a rate of 43%, while the traditional first-time students have graduated below the national average, at a rate of 16%. 

Prospective students must maintain a CGPA of 2.5. on a 4.0. scale on their bachelor's (or comparable UG) degree posted transcript for those looking at admission to postgraduate courses.

Undergraduate students must secure good marks in their high school & 12^th standard mark-sheets & must satisfy the university's language requirements to secure a seat at UOPX.

The University of Phoenix has an 100% acceptance rate, suggesting it is not selective at all, at granting admissions to students.

Therefore, securing a seat there can be considered relatively easier than doing so at some other institutions.

However, prospective candidates must still perform well in academics as well as entrance exams to have the best chances of admissions, since the institute receives thousands of applications for a few hundred seats.