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All employees of XL Parts | TPH are eligible to participate in the Northwood University Premier Education Partnership Program.

Northwood University has multiple degree completion pathway options for all XL Parts | TPH Employees. Please contact your dedicated XL Parts | TPH Northwood Representative to determine the best pathway for you at .

Each student varies, however the maximum amount a student can transfer in is 90 semester credit hours or 75% of a bachelor’s degree.

Prior learning is the process by which XL Parts | TPH employees can receive college credits for prior learning from work and life experiences through Northwood’s proprietary Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) process, which reduces costs, and decreases time to degree. Prior learning, including transfer credits, credit by exemption, experiential credits, and professional training, will be evaluated for college-level credit and applied toward your degree.

Students who leave during an active course will be responsible for full payment of all charges for the course and are subject to Northwood’s withdrawal policies for XL Parts | TPH students.

Depending on the pathway and program you enroll in based on your work/life experience and former education, Northwood’s programs can result in you earning an Associate of Arts (AA), Bachelor of Business Administration Degree (BBA), Bachelor of Science Degree (BS), Masters of Business Administration (MBA), Masters of Science (MS), or Doctor of Business Administration (DBA).

Yes, full-time XL Parts | TPH team members with at least 6 months of service can receive tuition reimbursement for up to one course per term with the submission of a course pre-approval form and required approvals.

Part Time employees, are not eligible for tuition reimbursement benefits (TAP), but Northwood will provide them the discounted rate with the understanding they would need to fund their education without XL Parts | TPH tuition assistance. Eligibility is determined by meeting XL Parts | TPH tuition benefit requirements. For more details, search TAP on insight.

For information specifically regarding Northwood University, please go to https://www.northwood.edu/ and https://www.northwood.edu/about/about-northwood-university.

Yes, Northwood University is fully accredited by The Higher Learning Commission. https://www.northwood.edu/about/accreditation

Yes, you must complete the Northwood application for admission requirements and any supplemental information required by the Northwood University admissions department. Official transcripts are evaluated to award up to 90 transfer credits.

These can be found at https://online.northwood.edu/admissions/

Yes, these programs were designed with working XL Parts | TPH employees in mind and include access to tutoring, advising, and student support services.  In addition, students will have access to career counseling throughout the duration of their program and for life once they earn their degree from Northwood University.

We encourage all students to apply for Financial Aid to maximize any grant monies available at the state and federal levels. You can do so online at: https://studentaid.gov/. All federal grants (free money) will be applied toward tuition. Northwood’s FAFSA code is 004072.

Most Northwood programs allow students the freedom to pursue degree completion at a pace that works for their personal situation.

You can continue your education at Northwood; however, you will revert to the standard university tuition rates. Each term, all participants will be approved by XL Parts | TPH to confirm they are in good standing with the department.

NU computer resources and computer discount information can be found at: https://northwood.teamdynamix.com/TDClient/1948/Portal/Home/?ID=17205d0c-70dc-44c9-8702-cc256948e56e

Yes, you can. Northwood offers options for active students to complete graduate-level coursework to meet undergraduate degree requirements, saving them time and money.

Each class throughout your program of study is typically eight (8) weeks in duration for fall and spring semesters, while summer courses are 6 weeks for undergraduate and 8 weeks for graduate courses.