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? WGU focuses on "competency-based education"--apparently it gives credit for job experience, etc. ? Degrees offered include: AS, BS, MS in Learning and Technology, Graduate Certificates in Technology and Instructional Design, and an Undergraduate Certificate. Focus is teaching and information technology. ? They appear to offer course-work as an employee-benefit and the potential to earn a college degree through "distance learning"--like University of Phoenix. ? On 11.27.00, WGU received "Candidate For Accreditation" status by the Inter-Regional Accrediting Committee (IRAC). ? WGU partners with AT&T, Cisco Systems, Novell, Sun Microsystems, and 3Com. ? WGU has a "National Advisory Board," which aids WGU in planning and implementation. The NAB consists of AOL, Apple, AT&T, Cisco Systems, Convergys, Drake International, IBM, ITP, KPMG Consulting, Micron, Microsoft, Novell, SallieMae, SCT, Sun Microsystems, and 3Com ? Participating States include all the WGA States: the 12 Western states, Guam, Indiana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas. ? Board of Trustees includes: the Chairman of 3Com, a VP of Sun, President Northern Arizona University, Representative from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, VP Gov't Affairs for AT&T, Nebraska Coordinating Commission on Higher Education, Roy Romer, General Manager of Global Education Industry for IBM, and Governor's Geringer, Knowles, Locke, and Leavitt. ? Governor Leavitt is Co-Chair with Governor Locke.
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