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University of Phoenix - Phoenix
When you enroll at the Phoenix Hohokam Campus, you can choose between two program formats: enrolling in courses at a local University of Phoenix location in Arizona, or through our Online Campus. Though the availability of each format depends on the degree program, you'll find a wide selection of degree choices offered at this campus. No matter which format you choose, you'll find a combination of flexibility and convenience. The online format requires students to post a minimum of three to five times a week, depending on the degree program you choose, while on-campus classes usually meet just once per week.
Business, nursing, and education are popular options on this campus, and you'll find a range of degree programs from which you can choose. At the undergraduate level, you'll find the Bachelor of Science in Business/Accounting, Bachelor of Science in Education/Elementary Education, and Bachelor of Science in Health Administration programs as well as many other options. If you're planning to pursue a graduate degree at the Phoenix Hohokam Campus, you'll find a wealth of program options as well. You might, for example, enroll in the Master of Business Administration program or choose the Master of Business Administration/Technology Management. You'll also find such choices as the Master of Arts in Education/Administration and Supervision and the Master of Science in Nursing.Contact University of Phoenix - Phoenix to get more information about available programs in your area.
Higher education in Arizona is overseen by the Arizona Board of Regents, which governs Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, the University of Arizona and their branch campuses. The Arizona Commission for Private Postsecondary Education oversees private colleges here. There are 16 accredited institutions in addition to a variety of subject-focused national and international accreditation agencies. The state includes 25 public schools and 46 private institutions offering programs ranging from two-year degrees to doctoral degrees.




