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University of Phoenix, Dallas Campus
Military - Dallas University Campus
Military
At University of Phoenix, you can earn your bachelor's or master's degree in the most efficient way possible and your demanding duties and frequent relocations needn't be an obstacle!
With more schedule options than ever, both classroom and online, we'll work with you to find a schedule that fits your busy schedule. In most cases, you can earn your degree in two to three years. Your military experience and training may be worth college credit, making that degree even closer.
Even relocation needn't stop your personal efforts to advance. We are the largest accredited private university in the nation, with more than 170 campuses and learning centers in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Canada. We are also recognized and approved by all branches of the service for tuition assistance, and we are currently pending approval for Veterans training.
Whether you're aiming for a military career or pursuing a civilian career, we're proud to serve you! We are the largest private accredited university in the nation, with more than 170 campuses and learning centers in the U.S., Puerto Rico and Canada.
We realize you have more on your plate than school. Our unique approach to learning gives you the flexibility you need along with a structure that promotes greater learning and success.
Degree Completion Options for Military
Undergraduate Programs
Through the University of Phoenix Prior Learning Assessment Center, service members have the opportunity to receive undergraduate college credits through assessment of prior college-level learning, and through approved national testing program examinations. As a service member, credits earned through the assessment of prior college-level learning process and national testing examinations can accelerate your time towards completing an undergraduate degree at a fraction of the cost of tuition.
Credit for Military Experience
There is no charge for service members to submit official military documents of training and experience to be evaluated for college credit. DD Form 295, Application for the Evaluation of Learning Experiences During Military Service, DD Form 214, Armed Forces of the United States Report of Transfer or Discharge, or Army/ACE Registry Transcript System (AARTS) are examples of official military documents. The credit recommendations are identified by the American Council on Education in The Guide to the Evaluation of Educational Experiences in the Armed Services.
College-level Learning Gained Through Experience
The recognition of prior learning is a concept based on accepted principles of adult learning and serves to validate the professional competence achieved by service members outside the classroom.
Credit for Previously Documented Learning
- Professional Training
- Workshops & Seminars
- Licenses
- Businesses & Professional Course Certificates
- Transcripts from Unaccredited Institutions
- Transcripts from Nationally Accredited Institutions
- Articulated Agreements for College Equivalency
Credit for Experiential Learning
Service members who wish to have their personal and professional experiences assessed for equivalence to college-level learning can take a Prior Learning Assessment course.
Credit Earned Through National Testing Programs
Service members are eligible to take College Level Examination Program (CLEP) or Defense Activities for Non-Traditional Education Support (DANTES) examinations through an approved military installation at no charge. As a convenience to our students, the University of Phoenix offers the CLEP examination at campuses nationwide for a nominal fee. Up to 30 undergraduate credits can be earned through approved national testing programs.
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