University of Phoenix News

A local man said he is two classes away from getting his master's degree, but it isn't for health care management like he signed up for, 10News reported.

University of Phoenix has promoted two of its local leaders. Jo Hoffmeier has been named vice president of community relations and product strategy, while Bob Eoff was elevated to vice president of the Northern California territory.

Cambridge Who's Who offers an online networking platform where members can establish new business relationships and achieve career advancement within their company, industry or profession.

PLC , a leading SaaS provider of on demand e-learning and performance support solutions for global enterprises, government, education and small- to medium-sized businesses, today announced the expansion of its articulation agreement with University of Phoenix : . The University recently evaluated and approved over 1,400 additional SkillSoft courses ...

We can build an entire domed stadium with a retractable roof for $350 million? Really? Then perhaps Enterprise Minister Ken Cheveldayoff, Crown Investments Corporation President Ron Styles or Stadium Consultants International principal Chris O'Reilly might care to explain why the British Columbia government's plans to simply replace the roof at BC ...

State Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond said Monday that the Georgia Department of Labor's Augusta Career Center and the University of Phoenix will co-sponsor a career expo for employers, students and other job seekers in the area.

Miller College faculty and staff welcome Debra Pierce as the newest faculty member in the Miller College School of Nursing.

The abrupt dismissal of Chinese education minister Zhou Ji on Saturday is an attempt to allay growing public frustration with the country's education system, analysts say.

As part of Global Entrepreneurship Week 2009, career-minded adults looking to finish college or earn credits are invited to discuss their options at a regionwide education fair on Wednesday, November 18, from 5 to 8 p.m., at Covenant College Quest's downtown Chattanooga office, 535 Chestnut St., Suite 100.

The University of Phoenix has responded to our recent story on its enrollment practices , calling it a "nothing more than a series of anecdotes." We reported the story with Amy Scott of Marketplace and you can hear the resulting radio stories here and here .

Michele Bachmann wants tea partiers to help her kill health care reform this week.

After federal regulators accused the University of Phoenix of systematic enrollment abuses in 2004, the school's parent company paid out nearly $10 million to resolve the allegations.

This holiday season marks the 16th year of The Fresno Bee's annual Wrap Up a Wish campaign.

There are jobs available in West Michigan. You can learn about them and apply for a position at a job fair in Portage Tuesday.

Column of Honor 10.31.09: Head-to-Head Posted by Ari Berenstein on 10.31.2009 Ring of Honor and Dragon Gate USA have two dates with destiny--they run competing shows on the same days during Wrestlemania XXVI weekend in 2010.

Reported Thursday Morning: Conoco Phillips COP reported earnings of $1.00 before the bell, beating estimates by $.06. Report Recap: Earnings fell 71% year-over-year on a $1.5 billion drop in profits.

Not everyone at the multicultural education convention in Denver embraces all aspects of diversity.

The University of Phoenix, the largest for-profit college in the U.S., may have set off on a collision course with the federal government and investors in 2001.

Corporate balance sheets may be showing signs of the wear and tear from the prolonged U.S. recession as accounting irregularities are starting to surface at growing numbers at U.S. companies.

S&P equity analyst Stuart Plesser said on Oct. 28 that Visa posted fiscal fourth-quarter operating earnings per share of 74 cents, vs.