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Turn your in-house training into college-credit coursework.

You can add tremendous value to your corporate training by qualifying it for college credit through University of Phoenix. Your company benefits by helping employees earn their college degrees, while employees get ahead faster, at a lower cost to them.

  • Reduce costs of tuition reimbursement for degree completion by lowering the number of credits employees must earn from outside educational institutions. Click here for more information.
  • Increase the participation or activity and credibility of your internal training programs.
  • Retain and motivate employees who are eager to improve their skills with educational development.

Recognizing professional training as college credit.

Since its founding, University of Phoenix has valued the learning that adults gain outside the traditional classroom. One way we acknowledge this is by offering college credit for certain kinds of corporate training. Each year, the University of Phoenix Prior Learning Assessment Center evaluates the training programs of corporations for college-level credit worthiness.

The process is called articulation, and it requires documentation and a mutually signed agreement between you and University of Phoenix. The participating institution submits a complete course syllabus for each training class to be evaluated. Our academic deans and faculty members review and evaluate the information. Courses earn credit only if they meet the academic standards of post-secondary education, and if the University is satisfied that the participating institution has a monitoring system to assure consistency.

Credit recommendations apply primarily to elective and general education requirements in undergraduate business programs at the University of Phoenix. Accepted coursework will be awarded credits in increments of .5 credits with any of the following options:

  • Coursework may be recognized as lower or upper division credit.
  • Coursework may be recognized as General Education credit applicable to a specific General Education category, or as electives needed to fulfill requirements of the degree program.
  • Coursework may be accepted with a limitation that it be combined with other specified coursework in order to meet content or clock hour requirements.

How it Works

When evaluating a corporate training course for credit award, University of Phoenix faculty evaluators look for academic content and equivalency to a regionally accredited university course. Vocational or remedial coursework such as word processing, shorthand, driver training, pre-college course work, and maintenance and repair courses do not qualify for credit.

Prior to our evaluation, we will request the following information:

  1. A current course catalog, training catalog and course syllabi or course descriptions.
  2. A copy of verification documents sample training record or sample certificates.
  3. The name, title, phone number, and address of the contact person at the institution, and the name and title of the person who will sign the articulation agreement.

Join other institutions offering training for college credit.

Many companies partner with University of Phoenix to offer college credit for company training, including the following:

American Express® Service Center
Bank of America Card Services
Bayer Corporation
Berlitz® Language, Inc.
The Chubb Institute
Citibank®
Development Dimensions International, Inc. (DDI)
DigitalThink, Inc.
Mail Boxes, Etc.®
SkillSoft® Corporation
U.S. Postal Service
Zoologic, Inc.



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