Take Advantage of your Learning Partnership Discount!

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Columbia Southern University is pleased to have National Association of Safety Professionals as a Learning Partner. As a member, this partnership provides a reduced tuition, plus many additional benefits. And, for your convenience, all programs are offered in an online format.

The Learning Partner Program provides exclusive benefits to the employees/members of your organization, as well as all spouses and children. Benefits of the partnership include:

  • 10% tuition discount on all classes and waiver of the Application Fee.
  • Textbooks provided at no cost.
  • Exclusive Scholarship Opportunities for Learning Partner employees/members. Click here for more information.
  • A complimentary evaluation of previously earned college credits and training/professional certifications for consideration of transfer credit.
  • Complimentary access to our Writing and Math specialists through the Student Success Center.
  • A dedicated landing page for Learning Partners on the CSU website for prospective students and student enrollments.

About CSU

Columbia Southern University is a completely online university offering associate, bachelor and master degree programs in a wide variety of disciplines. For program information please contact Natasha Willett at [email protected].

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