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Profiles of Colleges and
Universities with Degree Programs
and Services of Special Interest to Nontraditional Students
WESTERN INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY
www.wintu.edu
9215 N. Black Canyon Highway, Phoenix, AZ 85021
Contact: Karen Janitell,
Director of Enrollment, (602) 943-2311, M-Th 9:00 a.m.
- 6:30 p.m., F 9:00 a.m.- 4:00 MST. Email: karen.janitell@apollogrp.edu.
Type of Instruction: Private
Comprehensive.
Degrees Available: Associate
of Arts in Business; Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Business
Administration, Information Technology, International Business,
Management, Business with minors in Accounting, Administration of Justice,
E-Business, Finance, Health Administration, Human Resource Management, Information
Technology, International Business, Management, Marketing, Public Administration,
or Supply Chain Management; Bachelor
of Arts in Behavioral Science; Human Resources Management;
Master of Arts in Innovative Leadership; Master of Business Administration
in Finance, Information Technology, International Business, Management,
Marketing; Master of Public Administration; Master of Science in Information
Technology, Information Systems Engineering.
Forms of Credit Recognized:
Transfer credit and/or advanced placement may be awarded for successful
completion of the following national program tests: DANTES (SST), CEEB,
CLEP, and ACT/PEP. A maximum of 60 credits may be accepted toward a
Bachelor's degree through a combination of credit by examination,
military training, and portfolio assessment. Students with personal and
professional experience that is equivalent to college-level learning may
earn credits through the Assessment of Prior Learning (APL) Program.
Examples of such learning include: credits from nationally accredited
institutions, documentation of professional training courses, licenses and
certificates earned, and essays relating to life experiences (30 credits
maximum). Students must meet with an Academic Counselor and attend a
Student Assessment Workshop.
Additional Information: Western
International University offers a traditional academic program that is
specially designed to give the working adult learner the flexibility to
complete degree programs within a time frame appropriate to their needs.
Students can attend classes at Main Campus in Phoenix, East Valley Campus
in Chandler, Scottsdale Campus, Peoria Campus or Ft. Huachuca Campus in
Southern Arizona. WIU also has a unique online program - WIU Interactive
Online- that allows students to attend class live via their computers or
listen to recorded live sessions. A low faculty/student
ratio provides for a close working relationship. Faculty are experienced
practitioners who hold advanced degrees in their fields, in addition to
bringing to the classroom significant global backgrounds and experience
from the executive and entrepreneurial arenas of the business world. Students
also come from large and small businesses, government organizations, and
are from approximately 60 different countries. Comprehensive Student
Services includes: Academic Advising, Computer
laboratories, Learning Resource Center with extensive on-line collections
and Internet access, Writing Center, International Program Office, and
Financial Aid.
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ACE = American Council on Education
ACE CCRS = American Council on Education College Credit Recommendation Service
ACT = American College Testing
AP = Advanced Placement
CBE = Competency-Based Education
CEEB = College Entrance Examination Board
CLEP = College Level Examination Program
CPE = College Proficiency Exam
DANTES = Defense Activity for Non-Traditional Education Support
ECE=Excelsior College Examinations
GRE = Graduate Record Examination
National PONSI = New York Regents National Program on Noncollegiate Sponsored Instruction
PEP = Proficiency Examination Program
SOC = Serviceperson's Opportunity College
Under "Degrees Available," the
list of degree programs generally contains those that are designed to accommodate working
adults.
Under "Type of Institution," Comprehensive refers to an institution that offers
both undergraduate and graduate degrees. |
Updated April 28, 2008 |