UTI strongly supports education as the key to a successful future. Part of this support involves arranging strategic alliances with other institutions of higher education for students interested in continuing their education after graduation. UTI has developed articulation agreements with several schools around the country that make it possible for graduates to transfer some of the credits earned at UTI. This provides UTI graduates with excellent opportunities to transfer to advanced degree programs.
Grand Canyon University (GCU) offers UTI graduates an opportunity to continue their education and receive a scholarship toward a 10% reduction in GCU tuition. From a growing campus community that features new facilities to leadership experienced in online education, GCU offers a unique educational experience to students enrolled in its academic programs. Whether UTI grads pursue a degree in person or online, they have access to a variety of GCU resources, the support of full-time faculty and a choice of programs.
UTI has credit-acceptance programs with City University of Seattle,* a private, nonprofit higher education institution serving working adults who want to pursue further educational opportunities without interrupting their careers. With campus locations throughout the United States and around the world, City University of Seattle offers UTI graduates an opportunity to obtain an associate or bachelor’s degree in less time (usually less than four years, depending on the number of UTI credits accepted*) via distance learning from wherever their careers may take them.
UTI graduates also can earn an associate, bachelor’s or master’s degree in some of the fastest growing fields at DeVry University, which has more than 45 locations in major metropolitan areas across the country. Students can transfer course credit as technical specialty or elective course credit into DeVry’s baccalaureate program for a Bachelor of Science degree in Technical Management. Also, most programs are offered online, meaning courses can be taken anywhere, anytime.
The University of Phoenix also has made it possible for students at applicable UTI campuses who are earning an occupational associate degree to transfer some of the credits earned directly to University of Phoenix toward a Bachelor of Science degree in Management.* With campuses located in most major cities nationwide and online, the university is prepared to accept those graduates who meet their admissions requirements and want to continue their education to obtain its bachelor’s degree.
UTI also has teamed with Wayland Baptist University (WBU) to offer UTI graduates an opportunity to continue their education through a credit transfer program. WBU has campuses in Arizona, Texas and other states as well as online programs.
UTI students will be provided detailed information on these important continuing education opportunities during the career development portion of their training. Enrolling students may obtain information directly from their Admissions Representative. In all cases, UTI graduates must meet the admissions requirements of the accepting campus in order to transfer credit and complete a program.
*The institution accepting UTI credits determines if and how many credits will be accepted.