Tuition free, which it is.
https://www.uopeople.edu/tuition-free/what-is-tuition-free/
"UoPeople’s Tuition-Free Model is 100% real! We offer degree programs absolutely tuition-free, thanks to our generous donors who support our mission. To help support the university’s continued operation, UoPeople charges a $60 application fee, and an Assessment Fee per course completed ($100 for the undergraduate programs, and $200 for the graduate programs). That’s it. No annual enrollment fees, and no cost for course material. For those who cannot afford these fees, scholarships are available to help support their studies."
> advertises itself as accredited but isn't.
Nationally accredited, which it is. Here's what the US Department of Education says: "Accredited since (01/16/2014)"
https://ope.ed.gov/dapip/#/institution-profile/233675
> I don't consider WGU prestigious.
UC Berkeley is fairly prestigious, no?
https://www.ecampusnews.com/2016/04/22/uop-partners-with-uc-...
Sure, new account could be a shill. I understand the skepticism, but I think I've provided enough throughout my various comments here to demonstrate that I'm a student while also maintaining my privacy.
You don't have to agree, but at the very least you can stop spreading misinformation about the school.