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College Credits

IIUSA courses lead to college credit at the University of Phoenix, which offers associates, bachelors, masters, and doctoral degree programs for adult learners on campuses throughout the United States and online.

IIUSA course title that are currently approved, at 2.5 credits (40 hours) and 5 credits (80 hours) are:

• A+ Computer Technician (IIUSA-338; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Windows Operating System Basics (IIUSA-2152; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Intrusion Detection Systems/Firewalls (IIUSA-334; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Network+ Fundamentals (IIUSA-339; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Implementing Windows Networking Services (IIUSA-2153; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Implementing Microsoft Exchange Server (IIUSA-1026; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Interconnecting Cisco Network Devices (IIUSA-315; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Creating and Deploying Secure Websites (IIUSA-2694; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks (IIUSA-330; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Cisco Internetwork Troubleshooting (IIUSA-333; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• HP Openview/Cisco Works 2000 (IIUSA-427; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Network Multiplexing (IIUSA-424; 10 days: 80 Hours) (Note: This is the Promina course.)
• Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Using Java (IIUSA-110; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Advanced Java Programming (IIUSA-275; 5 days: 40 hours)

In addition, most other courses can be petitioned for credit under the same process described below. Courses that fall in this category include, but are not limited to:

• Building Cisco Mulitlayer Switched Networks (IIUSA-331; 5 days: 40 hrs)
• Voice Over IP (VOIP) Fundamentals (IIUSA-610; 5 days: 40 hrs)

Check with a UOP enrollment counselor for advice on which courses can be applied to your specific academic program of interest.

If you would like to receive college credit for your classes, the first step is to contact the University of Phoenix at 800-366-9699 to enroll in a program. You can do the enrollment online and even complete your degree online at: http://www.uopxonline.com. There is a $110 application fee.

Once you are admitted to a program of your choice, you can apply for undergraduate credit for your IIUSA training with the Prior Learning Assessment Center (PLAC) at 480-317-6141 or online at: http://phoenix.edu/admissions/plac/professional_training_portfolios/. There is an additional $110 PLAC fee, plus a $75 fee per approved credit. After the PLAC awards credits, they will appear on your official UOP transcript, and you can then apply the credits toward a program at UOP, or request that a copy of your transcript be sent to another school.

You will need to present your IIUSA certificate of course completion to the University of Phoenix for each course in which you are applying for credit, as well as a course description which you can find on the Public Classes link in the footer of this page. IIUSA students interested in receiving credit for the IIUSA courses they have completed in military installations should ask for an enrollment counselor at their nearest University of Phoenix office, such as:

University of Phoenix
5511 Capital Center Drive, Suite 380
Raleigh, NC 27606
919-854-2121

OR

University of Phoenix
Sierra Vista/Ft. Huachuca
520-459-1093

You can also visit the University of Phoenix Web site at http://www.phoenix.edu and request more information for a UOP campus near you by clicking on the "Information for Potential Students" link, and then click on the "Contact Us" link. You will need a description of what is covered in each course.