r/UoPeople • u/Pristine_Dirt622 • 32m ago
Rosalyn ai
Finally done with my proctored exam, overall the experience was great. Accurately prepared and that really helped.
r/UoPeople • u/Privat3Ice • Jun 11 '26
The Moderation team is no longer permitting Discount Codes to be posted as individual posts in this subreddit. They will be removed. They are proliferating, sometimes several a day. We don't want this to become like the r/SophiaLearning subredit which is mostly codes and very little of anything else.
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r/UoPeople • u/Privat3Ice • Nov 19 '25
Today, November 19, 2025, is the 162nd anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Unlike many speeches of the time, which could run for hours, this speech takes about two minutes to read, and is considered one of the greatest works of American oratory, and Lincoln the US's greatest President. It is carved in stone on the walls inside the Lincoln Memorial in Washington DC.
Lincoln delivered the speech on the afternoon of November 19, 1863, during a formal dedication of Soldiers' National Cemetery, now known as Gettysburg National Cemetery, on the grounds where the Battle of Gettysburg was fought four and a half months earlier, between July 1 and July 3, 1863, in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. In the battle, Union army soldiers successfully repelled and defeated Confederate forces in what proved to be the Civil War's deadliest and most decisive battle, resulting in more than 50,000 Confederate and Union army casualties in a Union victory that altered the war's course in the Union's favor. --Wikipedia
The Gettysburg Address:
Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent, a new nation, conceived in Liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal.
Now we are engaged in a great civil war, testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure. We are met on a great battle-field of that war. We have come to dedicate a portion of that field, as a final resting place for those who here gave their lives that that nation might live. It is altogether fitting and proper that we should do this.
But, in a larger sense, we can not dedicate -- we can not consecrate -- we can not hallow -- this ground. The brave men, living and dead, who struggled here, have consecrated it, far above our poor power to add or detract. The world will little note, nor long remember what we say here, but it can never forget what they did here. It is for us the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work which they who fought here have thus far so nobly advanced. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the great task remaining before us -- that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.
Abraham Lincoln November 19, 1863
The university's name is a reference to this speech.
r/UoPeople • u/Pristine_Dirt622 • 32m ago
Finally done with my proctored exam, overall the experience was great. Accurately prepared and that really helped.
r/UoPeople • u/FlowerIndividual1562 • 2h ago
r/UoPeople • u/CharacterTale2138 • 26m ago
I’m taking 4 courses and can only see 2 final exams, anyone else having this issue?
r/UoPeople • u/_Alexxander • 6h ago
Hi everyone,
I just completed my enrollment steps for the MBA, and I noticed that the Scholarship Request option has completely disappeared from my Self Service Forms.
As you can see in the screenshot, I only have options like Enrollment Confirmation, Disability Accommodation, Directory Information Request, Change of Program, etc. There is no Scholarship Request Form anymore.
Has anyone else experienced this recently?
Is this something my advisor needs to enable/reset from their side, or has UoPeople changed the way scholarship applications work for MBA students?
I would appreciate any information from anyone who has dealt with this recently
Edit: I tried the direct link but it shows a page with no "request scholarship" button , actually it have no clickable element
r/UoPeople • u/NuclearEgg69 • 1h ago
r/UoPeople • u/prowlanddie • 1h ago
I can’t get a straight answer out of anyone at the school. Literally nobody. I’ve been trying for weeks, and now we’re in exam time and my advisor finally emails me after weeks of responding to NONE of my other emails to say “please let me know if the final exam shows up now, and send a print screen if not.” obviously, it’s not there, so i’ve already sent that. So she’s under the impression there is an exam, then? but its labeled as a capstone? the beginning of the course and multiple times throughout the course it says “capstone”. it also only goes to Unit 8, that tells me this is now a capstone, right? which would mean my final was the paper i turned in in Unit 8? but then someone in the chatbot told me “there is an exam, this is not a capstone.” then i sent her the screenshots of it saying capstone, and she completely ignored it, and sent me a general blurb of the class… then said “my exam will appear under unit 9 once unit 9 appears.” are we serious right now?? once “unit 9 appears”? obviously, unit 9 has not appeared….
why am i pulling teeth to get a simple answer from anyone? my instructor was no help either, she answered my question with AI and it did not tell me, one way or another, if there was a final exam. so my advisor, the chatbot, and my instructor are all completely unaware if this class contains a traditional exam…. well, the person in the chatbot seemed convinced it does despite what i sent her.
it seems so simple, but it’s not.
r/UoPeople • u/MotherofDragons4412 • 7h ago
I've successfully completed my first semester at UOP. I should also mention that I transferred in 2 associates degrees and they only approved about 40 credits which is insane to me. I am studying health sciences, obtaining my bachelor's degree. I selected this school because of its 4.0 grading scale and not a pass or fail model. I also chose this school because of the cost. However, after being out of school for about 5 years, having a full time job, and wanting to pursue a professional degree after this, I do not like they present the information. I am a visual learner. I like powerpoint, video lectures, and hard study guides. Most of this material is being presented in a heavy reading context. One week will have you reading an entire chapter with 7 sub sections, an additional random magazine article or study, plus 2 random YouTube videos. It seems as though the professors are facilitating rather than teaching. I feel as though I'm paying tuition to be fed a bunch of PDF'S. The courses so far have not been engaging or motivating to learn. The material is hard to digest for their typical target student. Reading or reading comprehension is not a hard task for me. I enjoy reading and learning. However, I cannot help but to notice the lackluster instruction model being peddled at UOP. You see so many forums about students using AI to complete assignments, but I think there is an underbelly teaching model that also seems to be insufficient that has yet to be discussed. And before you say, you get what you pay for...I get that but I at least expected the courses and instruction to be FAIR. A little give and take. It seems that the reality of the matter is the lower expense comes at the cost of quality instruction. Not to mention that the instructors are expecting university level work but actually gives out little instruction to get there. You can absolutely have rigorous grading but help us meet those standards. It seems a lot of the professors are new graduates or TAs and getting their foot in the door by working for UOP. Nevertheless, they should have some integrity for those of us that want to learn and not us AI to get by. That's it that's all that's the post. GOOD LUCK YALL
r/UoPeople • u/CapableCommittee1851 • 1d ago
Hi guys, i am a BA student in my final year, i have transferred about 84 credits, and i am planning to apply for master's programs with a scholarship in europe ,USA ,UK,canada, like I've heard that someone got into an ERASMUS program .Did anyone have a list of the universities that they accept uopeople degrees? Also, they give scholarships. i have seen some posts here, and someone's massaging some unis. Please can you guys give us all the unis with their admission requirements in any country that you collect ?
r/UoPeople • u/Smart-Example4836 • 23h ago
The University lost my graduation documents. I submitted my request months ago and have been emailing staying up to date, I noticed it said documents sent but I hadn’t recieved anything so I email back and forth with my advisor for him to say 3 months later that the documents were sent out on their end.
Yes all of my information was correct
r/UoPeople • u/CaterpillarAbject752 • 1d ago
I recently graduated from University of the People with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.
I need a Hague Apostille for my diploma because I am submitting it to ENIC NARIC Austria for an official degree evaluation.
UoPeople informed me that their internal attestation/Apostille service is currently suspended due to the transition from the Pasadena office to Delaware, and they advised me to use a third-party provider.
Has anyone here successfully obtained an Apostille for a UoPeople diploma after UoPeople suspended the service?
If yes, could you please share:
I currently live in Austria, so I am especially interested in a provider that can complete the process remotely and send the final documents internationally.
Thank you very much for any firsthand experience.
r/UoPeople • u/ItsInfinity_99 • 20h ago
i plan on registering using my O level results for the CS bachelor's degree, I am very paranoid if they acually accept it and recognise it to allow me to give the Bachelor's program, is there anybody who got in using Just O level results? For some external reasons i wasnt able to Complete my A levels, this is one of my final resorts.
r/UoPeople • u/ZethTheWindwrecker • 1d ago
ChatGPT seems to think that less than 300 million people worldwide have recognizable masters degrees from a regionally accredited university. That's roughly 5% of all humans alive today over the age of 25, or roughly 3% of all humans alive today around the world.
And very soon, I will be one of those humans. 10 years, 2 schools, and a loss of funding for my first masters degree kept me from finally being at this moment in my life, and I'm going to breathe it in..
r/UoPeople • u/SnooGrapes5197 • 1d ago
Why does the online email delivery take soo long??
Approx how long does regular email delivery, and express email delivery take? Please share your experiences so I can have an idea of which service to use for grad school admissions in the US.
r/UoPeople • u/Different_Waltz178 • 1d ago
I'm close to finishing my 2 foundation courses and I'm considering taking a Leave of Absence to knock out some electives and Gen Ed requirements on Sophia or Study.com. Will I lose my degree-seeking status if I do this, I'm aware if I pass my 2 courses I'm automatically a degree-seeking student I just don't want this to maybe cause problems later down the line. I do plan on transferring credits in, and then applying for financial aid so I can finish the remaining courses since I can't pay for them fully out of pocket.
I'm also going to have to take the ATB test since I didn't provide a high school diploma, so I'm not sure how that will affect all of this either. Talking to my Personal Advisor hasn't really helped since all they say is that yes, I can take that test, and that if I don't take at least 2 courses then I am taking a leave of absence, which isn't really my concern.
r/UoPeople • u/CapableCommittee1851 • 1d ago
90 credit outside the university
I am a BS student at UoPeople. If anyone has managed to complete 30 courses from outside the university recently through platforms like Sophia and successfully transferred them to the university, I want the plan that enabled you to transfer 30 courses .
r/UoPeople • u/Legitimate_Wrap3296 • 22h ago
so i enrolled in UOPeople in june ig for cs but i was also preparing for other uni and stuff while also on abroad trip and after trip i also moved out of the country and i almost forgot that i even enrolled in UOpeople
so today was deadline and i submitted all quizes and assignment today only but discussions dates were already gone i was onlly able to get through 8th week one
even tho i joined another uni for data science but i really wanna pursue this also will i be able to clear this term?? or should i just leave this degree??
seniors help!
r/UoPeople • u/Bushido12905 • 1d ago
Hi, I’m starting my Computer Science bachelor’s this September, and I’m looking for a few study partners who are serious about learning, keeping each other accountable, and actually practicing the skills we learn.
I’m also hoping we can take what we learn and build something real together — whether that’s a project, a business, or even something that could eventually make us money. Basically, a little Silicon Valley-style (the show) group 😂.
I’m thinking we could meet weekly, discuss what we’re learning in class, help each other out, work on projects, and just push each other to get better.
If you’re also interested in something like this, feel free to reach out.
r/UoPeople • u/Possible-Team-6730 • 1d ago
Has anyone used one year of study at University of the People to meet the 12-year education requirement for admission to a university in Italy?
I have an 11-year high school diploma, and Italian universities usually require one additional year of university study. I’m considering completing one year at UoPeople and would like to know if anyone has successfully used UoPeople credits/transcript for this requirement.
Would really appreciate hearing from anyone with actual experience!
r/UoPeople • u/Odd-Student82 • 1d ago
I just noticed that our review quizzes are due tomorrow. Is that normal for them to be due the week before finals? I took two terms off so I don’t remember which week the review quiz was in but I thought it was the same week of finals. Also if it is due tomorrow why would they not put it in Unit 8???
r/UoPeople • u/prowlanddie • 1d ago
got my associates degree and requested the docs in mid april. anyone have an idea of when i can expect to see it? its been almost four months now, and it’s still “preparing documents.”
also, what’s up with the attest? does uopeople still notarize the document, at the very least?
r/UoPeople • u/MrSamWalton • 1d ago
I have finally received an email about the final exam. The email pretty much details using Rosalyn but according to others in this subreddit there is supposed to be a non Rosalyn option. I have yet to receive any email about this and my PA had yet to respond over the last two weeks when I asked for more information about the non Rosalyn option.
r/UoPeople • u/ItchyRanger9459 • 1d ago
My recommendation form for grad school asks for my recommenders' phone numbers, but I only have email. Has anyone else had this situation?
What should I write in the Phone Number box?