What is the rank of University of Phoenix in the world?

The University of Phoenix student to faculty ratio stands at around 67:1. The total student population as of Fall 2023 at the University of Phoenix stands at around 101,150, while the institute houses around 1,500 faculty members under its university umbrella.

The faculty is very well-versed in their respective areas of studies & is always there to guide students over their educational journey.

The University of Phoenix has over 1,500 faculty members, including 1,129 directors, 244 presidents, 109 CEOs, 56 Principals, 27 Directors of Nursing & 11 Chiefs of Police, as per data curated from the official university website.

The university's faculty carries an average experience of around 28 years, with 16 years of average experience teaching at the University of Phoenix.

161 members of the faculty claim to have some sort of military experience.   

The University of Phoenix started when John Sperling rented space in the Boilermaker's union hall, recruited lawyers & opened for business. The institute started with eight students, each being a working adult looking for a way to finish their respective higher education.

Almost 10 years to its opening, the institute had 6,000 students & by 1989, it started offering courses in the online format.

The ownership: Apollo Group, went public in the year 1994 & in 2004, its stock hit an all-time high of nearly USD 100 per share. Following which the business declined amidst a string of controversies & slowly phased to online operations.

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.