== Business Accreditation == 

 This language is inappropriate to the section it was placed in.  We just discussed the inclusion of Intel not providing tuition assistance for non-AACSB schools, hence the change that deals with the subject in a broader manner.  This is the University of Phoenix wiki page, not a place to argue over AACSB vs. ACBSP.  The issue received the coverage it deserved and users may review the issue on the pages dealing with the specific accrediting agencies if they wish to pursue further information on the matter.    

 Some companies and academics have concerns that UPX's business program is not accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). Dawn Gilbertson, Losing Intel a blow to school'', Arizona Republic, Dec 5, 2006 Stu Woo, Intel Cuts 100 Colleges From Its Tuition-Reimbursement Program for Employees, The Chronicle of Higher Education, February 2, 2007. Intel acknowledges that UOP is regionally accredited but an Intel manager is quoted as drawing a distinction of "highly accredited" and clearly excluding the University of Phoenix from it.University of Phoenix Staggers Under Growing Criticism, ConsumerAffairs.com, by Truman Lewis, February 11, 2007  John J. Fernandes, the AACSB's president, said the University of Phoenix has never applied for membership. He feels that their chances of acceptance would be low because they have a "lot of come-and-go faculty".