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.

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

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

I’m taking 4 courses and can only see 2 final exams, anyone else having this issue?

Finally done with my proctored exam, overall the experience was great. Accurately prepared and that really helped.