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University of Phoenix taken off Defense Department probation

University_of_Phoenix_Early_Childhood_EducationBy Angela Gonzales | Phoenix Business Journal

The U.S. Department of Defense has taken University of Phoenix off probation, which will once again allow U.S. military personnel to use their tuition assistance program at the Phoenix-based school.

In October, the DOD put UOP on probation, which prohibited the university from allowing new military students into the DOD Tuition Assistance Program. Active duty military students who were already enrolled at UOP at the time of the probation were able to keep their tuition assistance.

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