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Welcome ICD Participants!

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Welcome to a new way to learn, one that fits your life and career. If you’re ready to embark on a challenging and rewarding journey of self-discovery, you’ll be glad to know that ICD and University of Phoenix are right behind you.

ICD and University of Phoenix have teamed up to encourage you to enhance your educational, professional and personal lives through higher education.

Explore your exclusive University of Phoenix educational benefits.

Discover Your Potential

At University of Phoenix, you have the opportunity to earn your degree while staying on top of your personal and professional responsibilities. Depending on the program you choose, you can attend class online—anytime, anywhere in the world—or at one of over 200 locations nationwide.*

When you enroll in classes at University of Phoenix, you’ll be assigned a personalized team of advisors who support you from enrollment to graduation. You’ll have access to many tools and resources including our math and writing labs, our extensive electronic library and much more.

As an accredited institution, University of Phoenix provides a quality education. Our instructors work and hold advanced degrees in the fields they teach, and course curriculum is regularly updated to reflect today's changing world.

*While widely available, not all programs may be offered in both the online and on-campus formats. Please check with a University enrollment advisor.

Save on Tuition

ICD participants are eligible to receive a special corporate tuition savings of 10% on the cost of tuition when you enroll in any degree program, certificate program or individual course at University of Phoenix.

Select Fees Waived

In addition to tuition savings, 100% of Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) fees will be waived for ICD participants.

The University will provide a ten percent (10%) tuition reduction to any ICD participant tuition invoice which is directly paid to the University by ICD. This 10% tuition reduction is not available to residents of the State of Florida.

Credit for Prior Learning

You may be closer to earning your college degree than you think. We recognize that learning also occurs outside the classroom. Because of this, you may be able to turn prior professional development training or certificates into college credit through Prior Learning Assessment (PLA)*. Also, as an ICD participant, 100% of fees associated with PLA will be waived. Learn more about PLA by viewing our tutorial.

Get Credit for Your Experience

Professional training, such as seminars and courses provided by employers may be eligible for PLA. Licenses, certificates and transcripts from colleges and institutions may also be eligible. Certain types of experience may be eligible through writing an experiential learning essay.

You can earn college credits toward degree programs for in-house training you have received at a corporation. For more information about specific corporate articulation agreements, view our Corporate Credit Recommendation Guide. This will enable you to determine if University of Phoenix has an established articulation agreement with the corporation where you received your in-house training. Coursework received through in-house training will be reviewed for college-level credit toward degree programs at University of Phoenix.

All Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) fees will be waived for ICD Participants.

*Certain states limit cumulative degree program credits awarded through Prior Learning Assessment. For details, please see the University of Phoenix Catalog.

How it Works

If you think University of Phoenix is different, you’re right.

If you’ve seen our campuses or have read student testimonials, you know we’re not your typical university. We’ve transformed the way you learn by shedding the ivy covered buildings and crowded lecture halls. We know that things change—especially education and enterprise.

Here, you have the freedom to both work and earn your degree. Being a working adult used to mean you were locked into a life of 9 to 5. And if you wanted to earn a degree, unfortunately, most classes were only held during the day, forcing you to choose between putting food on the table and furthering your college education.

Today, the only thing you have to decide is when, and how, you go to school: online or at a local campus.

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