FAYETTE, IOWA (September 12, 2022) — Upper Iowa University is pleased to announce its newest partner for the Corporate Advantage Partnership (CAP) program, The Wisconsin Professional Police Association (WPPA). The WPPA has over 85 years of experience in servicing the needs of law-enforcement personnel and is currently serving over 10,000 active and retired members.

"Upper Iowa University is extremely pleased that the Wisconsin Professional Police Association (WPPA) has chosen to be one of our fifty-plus CAP partners. With this partnership, the members of the WPPA, their spouses, and their dependent children (under the age of 26) are eligible to receive set tuition grants for online and self-paced courses as they study here in Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan," said UIU Madison Center Director Thomas Parr. "Upper Iowa University has always been committed to assisting our first-responders and military members. We are honored to be a part of this partnership and are excited to assist in providing educational opportunities to those of you who have sacrificed to keep everyone safe."

A private, non-profit university founded in 1857, Upper Iowa University, strives to meet student needs to advance their career with convenient daytime, evening, and online classes while still allowing them to attend to family, work, and other day-to-day responsibilities. UIU students have more than 35 majors to choose from, and all utilize a unique, flexible course schedule. Each academic year consists of five eight-week sessions and one accelerated six-week summer session, so UIU students typically take less classes at a time.

As a result of these more concentrated sessions, students usually take less classes at a time to graduate on schedule. Many students blend their degree plan by taking in-person, online, and hybrid (both face-to-face and online) courses. Students can get a jump on completion by easily transferring in up to ninety college credits from other schools. Up to twelve credits can also be transferred at the graduate level. Credits may also be earned through an individual's work experience through an experiential learning portfolio or various college examinations.

To further inspire success and empower lives, UIU provides expert faculty and supportive staff that students need to advance their career. UIU is also a recognized leader in online and self-paced education, so students never need to go far for an exceptional education.

Corporations or organizations interested in participating UIU's Corporate Advantage Program, should contact UIU by e-mail at info@uiu.edu or by phone at 800-553-4150.

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