r/UoPeople is a subreddit with 18k members. The community frequently discusses uopeople, accreditation, scholarship, degree, and university of the people, and the most common flair used is personal experience(s), degree-specific questions/comments/concerns, application questions, and post-graduation success stories.
Unofficial Sub for the world’s first non-profit, tuition-free, accredited, online, American university.
Popular Topics in r/UoPeople
#1
Uopeople
39 posts
#2
Accreditation
31 posts
#3
Scholarship
16 posts
#4
Degree
11 posts
#5
University Of The People
8 posts
#6
Credits
7 posts
#7
Peer Review
6 posts
#8
Wasc
6 posts
#9
Registration
6 posts
#10
Courses
5 posts
Flair Used in r/UoPeople
#1
Personal Experience(s)
: "120/120 credits — I finally completed my Bachelor’s"
29 posts
#2
Degree-Specific Questions/Comments/Concerns
: "Monument Visa - a temporary apostille alternative"
20 posts
#3
Application Questions
: "Scholarship was rejected because: "reasonNotDisplayedDueToTechnicalIssue""
5 posts
#4
Post-Graduation Success Stories
: "I graduated! Finished my bachelors in computer science."
3 posts
Member Growth in r/UoPeople
Yearly
+5k members(39.7%)
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Last updated: September 11, 2026