Some normal colleges will except their credits, but lots won’t.
University of Phoenix, as well as all of the other for-profit colleges like AIU, Everest, DeVry, etc. overcharge their students for sub-standard education. They are corporations, and as such their main concern is making money. They water down their programs, overcharge, don’t offer good student services or resources, and often engage in shady recruitment practices. Employers know this, and many will not accept applications from graduates of these colleges.
(Exception: Engineering technology at deVry is well-accredited. All of their other programs are bad.)
Rule of thumb:
If they have TV commercials or internet advertisements, don’t give them your money.
Credits will be acceptable or not it depends upon the college you are selecting. Some colleges will accept that some will not. I know UOP is bit expensive than the others but you will get to know that the education is they provide is worth spending for. No doubt that’s why they are one of the top most universities that provide online education.
So don’t worry study hard.
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Nope. If ANY will transfer, it might be any math classes you take. But beyond the math, you will most likely have to retake classes. D: