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[H1] Online college with a built-for-real-life model

Online degrees built around your reality — not the other way around. Flexible online classes with affordable tuition rates, one course at a time and career-relevant skills in weeks, not years.

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[H2] Pioneering education for working adults

Our innovative approach to online career-relevant education equips you with the skills you need in weeks, not years. That’s what makes us who we are.

Skills-aligned learning

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[H2] Accredited for 45+ years
University of Phoenix has been continually accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), hlcommission.org, since 1978. Additionally, some of our programs also hold programmatic accreditation.

Our accreditation

[H2] Faculty who teach — and do.
Our instructors are accomplished professionals who understand the challenges adult learners face and are committed to fostering a flexible, supportive learning environment. What they teach you today can be directly applied to your career tomorrow.

Our faculty

Our faculty are:

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[H3] Highly experienced

Our faculty average 29+ years of professional experience

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[H3] Proven leaders

100 of our 2,329 faculty are Chief Executive Officers

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[H3] Key decision makers

929 of our faculty are Directors

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[H2] Transfer-friendly programs
More than 40% of our undergraduate students transfer credits from previous institutions, saving an average of $11K in tuition. You too could cover up to 70% of your bachelor’s degree with prior eligible credits — because college credits never expire.

How to transfer

[H2] Higher education with a focus on career readiness
With every completed course, you’ll earn career-relevant skills — and from your first day to graduation and beyond, you’ll have lifetime access to resources,  coaching and career tools like the Career Navigator.

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Career guides

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Real community

[H2] An online experience with a community that feels like home

Join a supportive collective — students, alumni, advisors, coaches and faculty — who understand the unique challenges of balancing life and school. Here, you’ll always have a team ready to help you succeed.

Life as a Phoenix

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[H2] What our alumni are saying
Hear for yourself what our graduates think in our alumni podcasts.

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University of Phoenix is built for people like me.

“I was working full-time, and I was still able to enjoy time with the family, still able to go on dates with my wife, still able to go on family vacations.”

Jared B. | MIS, 2023

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The scholarship made my bachelor’s degree more affordable.

“What was most important was you didn’t have to compete for a scholarship. University of Phoenix had an even playing field.”

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It seemed like everyone cared. I wasn’t just a number.

“I was able to use prior credits, alternative credits and tuition reimbursement to be able to further my education.”

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“I work 60 hours a week, I’m a mother, I’m a wife. And I was able to still attend to my family and have my downtime.”

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[H2] Among the hundreds of organizations that work with us to provide tuition benefits:

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[H2] Our students are:

[H3] Working adults

62.3% of our students are employed while in school

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[H3] Experienced

38 is the average age of new students

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[H3] First generation

68.7% of our students are first-generation college students

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[H3] Phoenixes for life

9/10 of students are likely to recommend us to a friend
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[H2] Online, but not on your own.
From day one, you'll have access to an amazing team of people who are dedicated to your educational success.

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Making an impact

[H2] Our impact reaches far beyond the classroom

We believe access to higher education opens the door to opportunities that change lives for generations. We aim to understand and remove the obstacles to education faced by underserved communities across America, and we further our mission through philanthropy and research.

Our mission & values

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[H2] Empowering the communities we serve 
Community engagement and higher education go hand-in-hand. Our research is focused on creating a positive change in the modern-day workforce. 

Our impact

[H3] University of Phoenix Career Institute®

Our Institute informs solutions to career advancement barriers through actionable research insights.

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[H3] M.O.M.® report

We believe understanding the challenges working mothers face can help create support systems and new pathways for their careers.

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[H3] Our Research Hub

Learn about our University’s commitment to the highest standards of academic excellence and research innovation.

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[H3] Our alumni are making a difference

Read stories of alumni who have overcome challenges and seized opportunities to make a positive impact.

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This is your moment

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[H1] Online college courses
Find your course

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[H2] Courses designed for the modern workforce

Whether you need a few more courses to help you finish up your degree or pursue your career goals, our large selection of undergraduate and graduate online college courses can help you meet your needs.
Check out the types of courses available from University of Phoenix, and find the right course for your needs.

University of Phoenix has been continually accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), hlcommission.org since 1978.

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STEP 1: Find your course

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[H2] Popular course categories

Continuing Education for Teachers

Healthcare

Sciences

Accounting

Mathematics

Psychology

[H4] Learn from accomplished professionals

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"I try to make all course materials relevant to the real world. I do that primarily through describing my own experiences."

Donald Braunstein, MBA
Lead Faculty Area Chair, College of Business and Information Technology
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[H2] Why buy online courses with us?
Choose from over 500+ courses designed to map to your goals, all 100% online, remote and in an asynchronous format — that means you can attend your online class on your schedule, as long as you meet your weekly course requirements.

[H3] Shop online and enroll the same day
Find the course you’re interested in, add it your cart, and begin the quick, easy checkout process*: create your account, complete all the requirements, provide your payment information and finish your purchase.

[H3] Learn from qualified faculty
No matter which course you choose, you’ll learn from the same experienced faculty members who also teach our degree programs. They bring years of industry knowledge to the classroom, so you can develop the latest skills from the field.

[H3] Get affordable pricing
Our prices are competitive and fixed. And, if this course can help you in the workplace, check to see if your employer will cover you for it.

[H2] Meet your goals with our online courses and certificates
Below you’ll see the different types of online courses and certificates we offer, and then you can decide what best suits your needs.

Course type

Continuing Teacher Education courses

College credit courses

Certificate (multiple courses)

Course level

Course level

Course level

Undergraduate/ Graduate

Course level

Undergraduate/ Graduate

Course level

Undergraduate/ Graduate

Typical length

Typical length

Typical length

4 - 6 weeks

Typical length

5 - 6 weeks

Typical length

5 - 13 months

Format

Format

Format

Instructor-led

Format

Instructor-led

Format

Instructor-led

Start dates

Start dates

Start dates

Up to 16 starts per year

Start dates

Up to 18 starts per year

Start dates

Up to 18 starts per year

Cost (tuition + materials)

Cost (tuition + materials)

Cost (tuition + materials)

$600 / course (3 credit course)

Cost (tuition + materials)

$1,364* / course (3 credit course)

Cost (tuition + materials)

$8,184* / certificate (18 credit certificate)

Credit-bearing

Credit-bearing

Credit-bearing

YES

Credit-bearing

YES

Credit-bearing

YES

Federal financial aid eligible

Federal financial aid eligible

Federal financial aid eligible

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Federal financial aid eligible

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Federal financial aid eligible

YES

*Costs based on undergraduate rates for college credit courses and certificates

[H2] Earn career-relevant skills in weeks – not years
Get value from your education before you even graduate. Update your resumé and LinkedIn® profile with learned skills when you complete every 5- or 6-week course in our associate, bachelor's and master's programs.

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[H3] Continuing Education for Teachers
If you’re preparing for licensure renewal or recertification, seeking an endorsement or looking for professional growth opportunities, you’ve got options. In addition to courses from our degree programs, you can also choose courses from our Continuing Education for Teachers collection.
Credit-bearing
Transcript available
Instructor-led
Typical length: 4-6 weeks
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[H3] College-credit courses
Whether you need a few more courses to help you stay on track with your degree, meet admissions requirements, or courses to help you grow professionally, you can choose from over 500 undergraduate and graduate-level courses.
Credit-bearing
Transcript available
Instructor-led
Typical length: 5-6 weeks
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[H3] Certificates
Focus your studies by developing a deeper understanding of a topic relevant to your field. Consider a certificate program, like accounting, cybersecurity, human resource management and project management that includes coursework aligned with industry standards.
Credit-bearing
Financial aid eligible
Instructor-led
Transcript available
Typical length: 5-13 months
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The coursework was immediately applicable to the work I was doing in student affairs and higher education.”
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[H2] Get your course transcript
After you’ve completed your courses, you can request your official transcripts be sent directly to you or your school of choice.

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Transferability of credit is at the discretion of the receiving institution. It is the student’s responsibility to confirm whether or not credits earned at University of Phoenix will be accepted by another institution of the student’s choice.

[H2] Frequently asked questions about courses

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Why do I need prerequisites?

Prerequisites are gathered for individual courses to make sure every student enrolled in the course has the foundational knowledge to be successful. To show you meet the required prerequisite for a course, you simply have to upload a digital copy of your transcript (official or unofficial) during the checkout process. Then you’re good to go.

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Are these courses transferrable?

Transferability of credit is at the discretion of the receiving institution. It is the student’s responsibility to confirm whether or not credits earned at University of Phoenix will be accepted by another institution of the student’s choice. If you have a question contact us at 866-354-1800.

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Is University of Phoenix accredited?

We’ve been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org) for more than 40 years.

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Why do I need a bachelor’s degree to take graduate-level courses?

To make sure you’re prepared to take on our master’s courses, you need to complete a bachelor’s degree and meet all the prerequisites required before you enroll.

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Are there alternative payment options?

We offer payment options for those using military benefits.
Call (866) 354-1800 to speak to an enrollment representative about your payment options.

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Choose ALL the opportunities that apply to you and see how our students have saved. Must select at least one.
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Associate degree or eligible transfer credits from an accredited university or college.
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Relevant professional experience such as on-the-job training, licenses, and certificates.
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Includes experience such as parenting, interviewing, stress management, and more.
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[H3] I served in the US military
Apply eligible training you may have received while serving our country for college credit.
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[H3] I want to take tests for college credit
Passing scores on these exams may be applied as credit toward your undergraduate degree.
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Team up with our learning providers to complete on-demand courses at your own pace.
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[H2] Tuition cost per course

Tuition is based on number of credit hours per course. Courses are typically 3 credits, but can range from 1-6 credits. Costs do not include savings opportunities like transfer credits and scholarships. Learn how to reduce cost.

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Cost per credit
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Resource fee

$398
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Estimated cost per course

$1,364 / course

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Master's

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Resource fee

$698
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Estimated cost per course

$2,289 / course

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Cost per credit
Credits per course
Resource fee

$810
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Estimated cost per course

$2,635 / course

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[H3] What affects the overall cost of my program?
Your full program cost can vary by:
Savings opportunities.  Your cost could be reduced with eligible transfer credits, scholarships, employer discounts and more. Students with eligible credits and relevant experience on average saved $11K and 1 year off their undergraduate degree at University of Phoenix.
Specific program costs.  Additional costs that may only apply to certain programs may be included such as background checks, health screenings or professional third-party exam fees.  Fees vary by program. Please check your selected program pages for a complete list of specific fees.

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[H2] Steps to apply

Our guided online application process makes it simple to start your journey toward a certificate or degree. Here's how it works.

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Explore over 100+ online programs and select the program that aligns with your career goals.

[H3] 2.    Get started on your application
Begin your application independently or with the support of an enrollment representative.

[H3] 3.    Share your educational background and work history
This information will help us determine if qualify for any time or cost-saving benefits for your degree.

[H3] 4.    Request your transcripts
In most cases, we can request your official transcripts from prior institutions on your behalf at no additional cost.

[H3] 5.    Create a financial plan
Work closely with an enrollment representative to develop a financial plan tailored towards your needs.

[H3] 6.    Complete your application
Based on the information you have shared, you will receive a personalized list of tasks you must complete to fully register.

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Associate requirements

[H4] Education
High school diploma

[H4] Citizenship
U.S. citizen/valid visa

[H4] English proficiency test
Non-native speakers only

[H4] Admissions eligibility
To be eligible for an associate degree program, you must meet the following criteria:

You are at least 18 years old
You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or have a valid visa if you’re living in the U.S.
You have an acceptable official high school diploma, state-sanctioned high school equivalency diploma, or foreign secondary school equivalent
You have not previously been expelled from a higher education institution
You will complete all required forms for admission, as well as submit official test scores and transcripts from all colleges and universities you've attended
Program-specific requirements
Depending on your program and state of residence, you may need to meet additional admission and/or work experience requirements beyond what is shown above. To find out if your desired program has any such additional requirements, please reach out to an enrollment representative or consult our academic catalog.

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Bachelor’s requirements

[H4] Education
High school diploma

[H4] Citizenship
U.S. citizen/valid visa

[H4] English proficiency test
Non-native speakers only

[H4] Admissions eligibility
To be eligible for a bachelor’s degree program, you must meet the following criteria:
You are at least 18 years old
You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or have a valid visa if you’re living in the U.S.
You have an acceptable official high school diploma, state-sanctioned high school equivalency diploma, or foreign secondary school equivalent
You have not previously been expelled from a higher education institution
You will complete all required forms for admission, as well as submit official test scores and transcripts from all colleges and universities you've attended
Program-specific requirements
Depending on your program and state of residence, you may need to meet additional admission and/or work experience requirements beyond what is shown above. You also may need access to an organizational environment. This will help you to apply the concepts you learn in our college level courses and achieve curriculum objectives. To find out if your desired program has any such additional requirements, please reach out to an enrollment representative or consult our academic catalog.

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Master’s requirements

[H4] Education
Bachelor's degree

[H4] Citizenship
U.S. citizen/valid visa

[H4] English proficiency test
Non-native speakers only

[H4] Admissions eligibility
To be eligible for a master’s degree program, you must meet the following criteria:
You are at least 18 years old
You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or have a valid visa if you’re living in the U.S.
You have earned a bachelor's (or comparable undergraduate) degree from an approved, college or university with institutional accreditation, or hold a comparable degree from a recognized institution outside the United States
You have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 (on a 4.0 scale) shown on a bachelor's (or comparable undergraduate) degree posted transcript. Please note that some Master of Science in Nursing programs require a GPA of 3.0.
You have not previously been expelled from a higher education institution
You will complete all required forms for admission, as well as submit official test scores and transcripts from all colleges and universities you've attended
Program-specific requirements
Depending on your program and state of residence, you may need to meet additional admission and/or work experience requirements beyond what is shown above. You also may need access to an organizational environment. This will help you to apply the concepts you learn in our college level courses and achieve curriculum objectives. To find out if your desired program has any such additional requirements, please reach out to an enrollment representative or consult our academic catalog.
Note: Program-specific requirements differ between our traditional master’s programs and competency-based programs. Learn more about our competency-based programs.

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Doctoral requirements

[H4] Education
Master's degree

[H4] Citizenship
U.S. citizen/valid visa

[H4] English proficiency test
Non-native speakers only

Admissions eligibility
To be eligible for a doctoral degree program, you must meet the following criteria:
You are at least 18 years old
You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or have a valid visa if you’re living in the U.S.
You have earned a graduate degree from an accredited college or university or equivalent graduate degree earned at a recognized foreign institution
You have a minimum 3.0 GPA on graduate degree posted transcripts
You are currently employed or have a record of past employment or access to a work environment
You have a signed University hardware/software agreement
You have not previously been expelled from a higher education institution
You will complete all required forms for admission and submit an official graduate degree posted transcript
Program-specific requirements
Depending on your program and state of residence, you may need to meet additional admission and/or work experience requirements beyond what is shown above. You also may need access to an organizational environment. This will help you to apply the concepts you learn in our college level courses and achieve curriculum objectives. To find out if your desired program has any such additional requirements, please reach out to an enrollment representative or consult our academic catalog.

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Certificate requirements

[H4] Education
Varies by certificate

[H4] Citizenship
U.S. citizen/valid visa

[H4] English proficiency test
Non-native speakers only

[H4] Admissions eligibility
To be eligible for a certificate program, you must meet the following criteria:
You are at least 18 years old
You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or have a valid visa if you’re living in the U.S.
You have an acceptable official high school diploma, state-sanctioned high school equivalency diploma, or foreign secondary school equivalent
You have not previously been expelled from a higher education institution
You must all required forms for admission, as well as submit official test scores and official transcripts from all colleges and universities you've attended
Program-specific requirements
Depending on your program and state of residence, you may need to meet additional admission and/or work experience requirements beyond what is shown above. You also may need access to an organizational environment. This will help you to apply the concepts you learn in our college level courses and achieve curriculum objectives. To find out if your desired program has any such additional requirements, please reach out to an enrollment representative or consult our academic catalog.

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Individual course requirements

[H4] Education
Varies by course

[H4] Citizenship
U.S. citizen/valid visa

[H4] English proficiency test
Non-native speakers only

[H4] Admissions eligibility
To be eligible for our individual courses, you must meet the following criteria:
You are at least 18 years old
You are a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, or have a valid visa if you’re living in the U.S.
You have an acceptable official high school diploma, state-sanctioned high school equivalency diploma, or foreign secondary school equivalent
You have not previously been expelled from a higher education institution
Course-specific requirements
Depending on your program and state of residence, you may need to meet additional admission and/or work experience requirements beyond what is shown above. You also may need access to an organizational environment. This will help you to apply the concepts you learn in our college level courses and achieve curriculum objectives. To find out if your desired program has any such additional requirements, please reach out to an enrollment representative or consult our academic catalog.

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[H2] International admissions
In addition to our general admission requirements, there are a few additional qualifications you may need as an international applicant.

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Visa requirements

Are you a non-U.S. citizen currently living in the U.S.? Good news! You can still enroll at the University of Phoenix if you have a valid, acceptable visa. A valid visa not only allows you to attend school but also lets you maintain legal work in the United States. You may provide copies of your visa as acceptable documentation, but please be sure they are eligible.
When filling out your admissions application, you must include the visa type, date of issue and your country of citizenship. It's important to verify that your visa is current because we cannot accept expired visas.

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English proficiency tests

If you completed high school in a non-English speaking country, you can fulfill the English proficiency admissions requirement by passing one of the following exams within two years before enrolling.

English Proficiency Exam

Passing Scores

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL exam)

213 (Computer-based Test-cBT)
79 (Internet-based Test-iBT)
550 (Written-based test-wBT)

Test of English as an International Communication (TOEIC exam)[1]

750

International English Language Testing System (IELTS exam)[2]

6.5

Berlitz[3]

High B2 or a score of 70

Cambridge English Assessment
You must pass one of the five acceptable exams offered. No time frame required.

170

Duolingo English Exam

100

Pearson Test of English Academic

59

English proficiency tests are not required in the following cases:
You have previous earned a U.S. high school diploma or GED prior to applying for admission to University of Phoenix.
You have earned the equivalent of a U.S. high school diploma in a country in which English is the official language.
You have earned the equivalent of a U.S. high school diploma at an institution where English is the medium of instruction.
You have successfully completed the equivalent of 30 transferable, academic semester credits at a recognized college or university in a country in which English is the official language.
You have successfully completed the equivalent of 30 transferable, academic semester credits at a recognized institution where English is the sole medium of instruction. This can be verified by a CRS in Office of Admissions and Records through the International Handbook of Universities or on official letterhead sent directly from the institution to the campus.
You have successfully completed 30 transferable, academic semester credits at an approved, institutionally accredited college or university in the United States. 
You can also meet this requirement by successful completing the approved ESL series of courses at Canadian College of English Language (CCEL), International Language Schools of Canada (ILSC) or Kaplan.
You may connect with an enrollment representative  to learn more about this requirement.

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2 IELTS is a registered trademark of University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate on behalf of the chancellor, masters and scholars of the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom.
3 Berlitz is a registered trademark of Berlitz Investment Corp.

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International transcripts

For international students living in the U.S.
If you have transcripts from a recognized international college or university, you can have them evaluated for transfer credits if one of the following statements is true:
You are a legal resident of the Uni