Prepare for the next step in your career
Your tribal employer and University of Phoenix are working together to build educational pathways to help you pursue your career goals.
Ernest L. Stevens, Jr.
Chairman, Indian Gaming Association
Ernest L. Stevens, Jr.
Chairman, Indian Gaming Association
Prepare for the next step in your career
Your tribal employer and University of Phoenix are working together to build educational pathways to help you pursue your career goals.
Ernest L. Stevens, Jr.
Chairman, Indian Gaming Association
Find your program
Find your program

Tribal Operations Specialists to support you
Questions? Call us at 1-800-486-2145, Monday - Friday, 8 am to 5 pm MST. Or send an email to: tribalops@phoenix.edu..We’re ready to help.

Tribal Operations Specialists to support you
Questions? Call us at 1-800-486-2145, Monday - Friday, 8 am to 5 pm MST. Or send an email to: tribalops@phoenix.edu..We’re ready to help.
Annual Tuition Benefits
Your affiliation with a Native American, Alaska Native or Native Hawaiian tribe, community or enterprise, may make you eligible for tuition savings at University of Phoenix. Resource fees (electronic courses materials and books) are waived, courtesy of University of Phoenix.*
*For full eligibility requirements, please see our Terms and Conditions.

Ernie earned his degree – so can you.
“I am proud that I recently earned my Master of Management degree from the online degree program at University of Phoenix. I felt supported throughout my degree program and want to share my experiences with the University of Phoenix Tribal Operations Team.”
Ernest L. Stevens, Jr.
Chairman, Indian Gaming Association
Master of Management | 2022
Frequently asked questions
Terms and Conditions
The University will provide the following Benefits to Client’s employees and members who enroll in the University (“Participating Employees or Members”). There must be an Addendum to the Agreement in place with Participating Entities for Associates to receive the tuition benefits set forth below (hereinafter referred to as the “Benefits”).
The University will provide the following Benefits to Associates defined as (i) any person who is in some way associated with a Participating Entity but is not necessarily a registered member; (ii) individuals who work for a Participating Entity but are not registered members; (iii) are a Participating Entity tribal member; or (iv) eligible to apply for a Participating Entity corporate scholarship dedicated to serving the tribal communities, who enroll in the University.
Participating Entities include Native American, Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian communities or any entity or organization that provides some education funding assistance to Associates who have an Addendum to the Agreement in place.