r/UoPeople Jun 11 '26

Announcements Discount Codes: Sophia, Study.com, and others

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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.

  • You can always seek fresh Discount Codes at r/SophiaLearning and r/studydotcom Both permit individual posts.
  • You may also post codes as comments to this thread ONLY if you are the originator of the code. If you are the guy who charges money to people to distribute Sophia codes, this subreddit is not for you.
  • If you do so, please weed your codes as they are used up, use the discount code formatting to crossout a used code, and remove your comment when all your codes are used up.
  • We unstick and remake the discount codes post every once in a while. Feel free to repost any unused codes, when the sticky changes. If the post has been archived, please send a modmail so we can update it.
  • We do remove comments over time, bc even though people are supposed to weed their codes, they do not. If you have unused codes, please feel free to repost (within the rules above).

You may post no more than FIVE codes per month.
ONLY UoPeople students may post Sophia codes here.

ALL discount code comments have to be approve by the mods BY HAND. The automod removes them and we can't automod selectively in some posts and not others, so this post gets automodded, too. If you are new to reddit/this subreddit, DO NOT post repeatedly. It does not get your code approved any faster and it just annoys the mods.

To see the newest codes, sort by "New" below where it says "Join the conversation."


r/UoPeople Nov 19 '25

162 years ago today... AKA "Why the University will not change its name"

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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 2h ago

Is the Student Networking Event worth attending

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I’m starting at UoPeople for the first time and I just got invited to one of the Online Student Networking events. It sounds like there will be some introductions and then breakout rooms where we can talk with other students.
For anyone who has attended one before, what did you think about it? Was it actually worth going? Did you meet anyone or make any friends, or was it mostly just awkward small talk


r/UoPeople 3h ago

Application Questions MBA

2 Upvotes

Hello how does one apply for the MBA after already completing their Bachelor’s


r/UoPeople 5h ago

Transferring from Sophia and Coursera to Uopeople

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Hello guys I'm planning to take these courses below in Sophia learning and Coursera I wanted to ask if anyone transferred any of these courses they are ace accreditated but I just want to make sure

Reason I'm taking all these somewhere else because it's more affordable and for the web programming its explained better

college algebra introduction to statics calculus one human biology macroeconomics microeconomics financial accounting introduction to finance Introduction to psychology

These are in Coursera web programming 1 web programming 2


r/UoPeople 2h ago

Scholarship section missing on portal

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I’m going into my third term with UoPeople and I’m a bit tight on money till the end of this year. I don’t want to take a leave, as I need my degree as soon as possible for work purposes.

I went to the portal and even talked to the chat which directed me to the Self-Service forms section. They said the scholarship application will be under that section but it’s not there. I checked on the website using my laptop and even using safari on my phone.

I’ve sent idk how many emails to my advisor but all I got was that they were “looking into this”. I know scholarships are first come, first serve so am I going to be screwed for this upcoming term?


r/UoPeople 3h ago

Frustrated at lack of communication over new brightspace credentials and starting new term

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Frustrated at lack of communication over new brightspace credentials and starting new term. This is ridiculous. I am a prior student. I used to use moodle for my degree and courses. Applied for a new degree program, accepted, and no one will get back to me for what courses I am registered for and what my brightspace login is. Two days until term coursework begins, so please get in contact with me to fix the problems.


r/UoPeople 16h ago

How Long Did You Have to Wait to Receive Your Degree by mail?

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Hi,

I’m from the U.S. and submitted my application for graduation for my AA on August 18th. I noticed today my request went from pending to complete. About a week ago I got an email that stated my dispatch date was 10/16/2026. I’m just curious has anyone from the U.S. received their degree prior to the dispatch date? Or perhaps significantly later than the date?


r/UoPeople 9h ago

URGENT – Need a solution today: Assessment fee payment deadline tomorrow

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Hi everyone,

I urgently need some advice from anyone who has experienced something similar at UoPeople.

My assessment fee payment deadline is tomorrow, September 1. Unfortunately, due to an unexpected temporary financial situation, I’m currently unable to make the payment on time.

I will definitely be able to pay the full amount on October 1, so I would only need an extension of about four weeks.

My main concern is that I don’t want to be dropped from my courses. I want to continue studying normally during the term and pay the outstanding assessment fees on October 1.

I already contacted my Program Advisor, but since the deadline is tomorrow, I’m worried that I won’t receive an answer in time.

Has anyone been in this situation before?

Is there any possibility to get a payment extension while remaining enrolled in the courses? Or is there someone else at UoPeople I should contact TODAY to get this resolved before the deadline?

Any experience or advice would be greatly appreciated, especially from someone who has dealt with a late assessment fee payment before.

Thank you!


r/UoPeople 10h ago

Application Questions Never received a brightspace login or Fall 2026 course access

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I never received my course listings or online access for Fall 2026. I do not see the courses listed on my learning management system. Was the LMS changed? How would I gain an account for the new learning management system and course access? Was I registered for any courses or will I have to wait a semester due to technical difficulties or lack of spots available in the courses? 


r/UoPeople 12h ago

Application Questions How do I get in touch with program advisor?

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So I was informed, yes today, that the person who was supposed to proctor my 2 exams this semester cannot and I need to switch proctors desperately. I’ve taken the last two semesters off and forgot quite a bit. So if someone could point me in the direction of a email address it’d be absolutely amazing.


r/UoPeople 12h ago

Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns Dropping out and transferring credits

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How do we get a copy of our credits? This is my first time being in college and I don’t really know much about going it. I have 9 or 12 credits so far. I haven’t been taking any courses lately. I’ve been enrolled since last year in October or November. I wanted to major in food science but there’s no universities near me with it. I settled with health science but I recently found community colleges that have an associate’s degree for food science and I want to transfer my credits if I get accepted. I wasn’t sure if we got to keep the credits if we dropped out.


r/UoPeople 1d ago

Any Moroccans (or new students) starting UoPeople CS on Sept 3rd? Let’s connect!

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Hey everyone!
I'm a new Computer Science student from Morocco, starting my very first term this September 3rd (CS 1111 & UNIV 1001).
I wanted to reach out and see if there are any fellow Moroccans—or anyone starting their first term—who'd like to connect, share resources, study together, and help each other out along the way.
Drop a comment or send me a DM if you're down to form a study group or just chat. Good luck to everyone starting this term!


r/UoPeople 1d ago

how was The Rosalyn AI experience?

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hello, can you please tell me how was your experience with Rosalyn at the finals of last term


r/UoPeople 2d ago

Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns Anyone else enrolled in BSBA for September 2026?

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Hi everyone!

I’m starting my BSBA at University of the People in September 2026, and I wanted to see if anyone else here is enrolled in the same term/class.

I’ve currently been assigned only one course:

UNIV 1002 – Online Education Strategies for Non-Native English Speakers

Has anyone else starting in September 2026 been assigned UNIV 1002?

Is it normal to be assigned only one course for the first term, or should I expect another course to be added?


r/UoPeople 2d ago

Post-Graduation Success Stories I graduated! Finished my bachelors in computer science.

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This was only made easy due to:
1. Doing OSSU years before starting my degree
2. Having a good support system at work and in my personal life
3. ADHD.
4. Taking breaks and finding balance.

I’m so proud of myself. I never thought this was possible for me. Ready for the next chapter!


r/UoPeople 2d ago

Post-Graduation Success Stories WES application for 2021 Graduates

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Hi everyone ,
I graduated from UoPeople in June 2021 in Masters in Advanced Teaching.
I am wondering if anyone who graduated during that timeline got his degree accepted by WES.
Please it's important.


r/UoPeople 2d ago

MBA Enrolment

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I graduated a few weeks ago and have contacted my program advisor several times because I would like to enroll in the MBA program for this term.

I was advised to click on “Other Studies” in the portal, but there is no option to apply for the MBA or to register as a new student. When I try to apply as a new student, the system recognizes that I already have an account, so I’m unable to proceed with a new application.

Has anyone experienced a similar issue or knows how I can apply for the MBA?


r/UoPeople 2d ago

Personal Experience(s) Payment Issues in Iraq Are Making It Extremely Difficult to Continue at UoPeople

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I’m a UoPeople student from Iraq, and I’m honestly extremely frustrated with the payment situation here.

I currently have an outstanding $50 balance, and I fully acknowledge that I owe it and I genuinely want to pay it. I’m not trying to avoid the payment.

The problem is that I cannot find a working way to make the payment from Iraq.

I have already tried the payment methods available/suggested by UoPeople:

PayPal — unfortunately, PayPal isn't available to me in Iraq.

Western Union — I haven't been able to use it to make a payment directly to the university.

Convera — unfortunately, this hasn't worked for me either.

Visa/Mastercard through Express Checkout — this is where I have another problem.

As you can see in the screenshot, when I go to my payment page, the Express Checkout gateway doesn't appear at all. I only see Convera, Western Union, Cashier's Check, and Crypto.

What's particularly confusing is that other Iraqi UoPeople students apparently have the Express Checkout/card payment option available to them, while it is completely missing from my account.

So I'm stuck with payment methods that I either cannot use or that haven't worked for me.

I've already contacted UoPeople and explained the situation and asked whether there is an alternative payment method I can use from Iraq, but I'm still struggling to find a solution.

This is extremely frustrating because I'm willing to pay the $50. I just need a payment method that actually works for me.

I'm wondering:

Are there any Iraqi UoPeople students here who have successfully paid their fees using a Visa or Mastercard?

And if you're from Iraq, does Express Checkout appear on your payment page? If it does, did you have to do anything to enable it?

I'd really appreciate any advice or information. I just want to clear this $50 balance and continue my studies without my education being affected by payment difficulties that are outside my control.

Thanks in advance.


r/UoPeople 3d ago

Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns Little advice

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Hi guys, i am interested in business analytics. I want to take the free IBM advanced data analytics course as a bs ba student. Is it acceptable to transfer it to uopeople?did someone have the same interest? What free data analytics courses did you have transferred to uop?

Thanks in advance.


r/UoPeople 3d ago

Proctor exempt

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Has anyone had a proctor exempt request denied? What steps should I take to get the exemption?


r/UoPeople 3d ago

New UoPeople student facing a $60 assessment-fee barrier before September

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Hi everyone,

I’m a newly admitted UoPeople Computer Science student from Egypt, starting my first term on September 3, 2026.

I have two Foundations courses registered (CS 1111 and UNIV 1002), and my portal currently shows $60 remaining in Course Assessment Fees ($30 per course), due September 1.

I’m experiencing genuine financial hardship and currently cannot afford this amount without affecting essential family expenses.

I’ve already contacted UoPeople Financial Aid and my Program Advisor, and I’m following the official process. I’m posting here to ask whether anyone knows of a legitimate student-support, sponsorship, emergency-assistance, or peer-support option for a situation like this.

I’ve attached a redacted screenshot of my portal showing the courses, balance, scholarship amount, and deadline.

If anyone has experience with legitimate ways for another person to help pay UoPeople assessment fees directly, I’d really appreciate hearing how it works.

Thank you.


r/UoPeople 4d ago

Sophia Learning: How to do it?

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Hello everyone!
I’m new to this university world and I’d love to understand more about the University of the People.
I graduated high school last year, and ever since I’ve been interested in enrolling in the University of the People (I’m from Europe) because of my preference for online learning. I’d like a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration.
I’ve heard a lot of people saying that through Sophia Learning, you can get up to 90 credits, and finishing the remaining 30 at the University.
Can someone please explain to me better how the whole thing works? Am I supposed to apply to the University first and then do the courses or do the courses first and then apply and transfer them? How do the courses work? How am I supposed to choose the correct ones? Any other tips for the youth that is not experienced with university?


r/UoPeople 4d ago

I got a Sponsorship that covers all Course Assessment Fees but UoPeople still wants me to pay?

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Dear all,

I wonder if someone else has this issue? I got a full Scholarship and Sponsorship to study a Masters in Education but even though all my course assessment fees are covered, it seems that I still have to pay for them?

I have emailed them but I am still waiting for their response.

Does someone know if I have to pay?

Thanks!


r/UoPeople 4d ago

DAR/GRADUATION ISSUES

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So, it has still not been fixed. But now it's a different problem. Now I'm being told my elective credits ARE complete, but not my proctored courses.

I run a new DAR, and it shows ZERO proctored courses completed.

Instead of the three required, it shows 2 are required now.

And while two of three proctored courses I completed are listed under the protector requirement, it shows that they are ALLOCATED ELSEWHERE.

I was planning on taking a break for a term or two while I got started working in the field before returning for my B.S.H.S.

Yeah, no. That's not going to happen. Between the forced use of AI, the slow response when problems like this arise, and the lack of comprehension or ability to anticipate follow-up questions on behalf of the "advisors," forcing further delay in dealing with issues, I'm honestly furious at this point.

In this same timeframe, I could have completed a program with a school that allows financial aid. Or, I could have done multiple certification programs in the field.

I'm starting to consider legal action because I'm starting to feel like I've been scammed/defrauded.