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Higher education is in a dramatic state of change, and Academic Partnerships (AP) is at the forefront of the technology and globalization phenomenon that will shape the future of our universities.
AP is an online higher education service provider, partnering with universities to develop strong online degree programs. Our partner universities maintain control of the admissions, enrollment, curriculum, accreditation and credentialing. Meanwhile, AP works behind the scenes to help faculty convert their courses to an online platform. We help recruit online learners and provide hands on support to ensure that students move through their degree programs to graduation.
Through a partnership with AP, our universities are able to increase access to higher education and attain global reach.
We are looking for businessmen and women who have an entrepreneurial spirit and recognize the game-changing opportunity within the higher education industry. We are passionate about the transformative impact that expanding education through online learning presents worldwide.
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Pros: The company's mission is a great one and easy to get behind, which captures passionate employees. Due to the explosive growth, the learning and growth opportunities are endless! – Full Review /Reviews/Employee-Review-Academic-Partnerships-RVW2349701.htm
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No Offer – Reviewed Mar 14, 2013
Interview Details – Interview friendly and not intimidating. Interviewer looked at application, not resume, to find questions. Interviewer gave lots of information about the position but expected you to know about the company. – Full Interview
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