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University of Phoenix - Austin

Yes, you can earn your university degree while maintaining your personal and professional commitments. University of Phoenix makes it possible.

At University of Phoenix, we know what it’s like to be a working adult, juggling the demands of career, family, and life. That’s why, when you are ready to take the next step and invest in yourself, we’re here to lend a more personal approach to education. We’ll take the time to meet with you to discuss your professional goals, and how you can earn one of the most relevant and respected degrees in such undergraduate and graduate programs as business administration, management, e-business, marketing, education, nursing, health care, criminal justice, or technology. Class sizes are small, information-intensive, and emphasize participation. Faculty members are highly qualified and teach subjects in which they have years of practical expertise. Our commitment to student service is unsurpassed.

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This geographically huge state is home to plenty of colleges and universities. There are 181 colleges, universities, and dozens of other institutions including 39 private colleges and universities, 50 public community college districts on more than 70 campuses, two private two-year colleges, 35 public universities, and three state colleges. There are six governing agencies of public higher education in Texas: University of Houston, University of North Texas, University of Texas, Texas A&M University, Texas State, and Texas Tech. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board oversees higher education in the state. Educational programs offered range from two-year degrees to doctoral degrees.