APSCU Membership

APSCU exists to promote the interests of its members, their executives, faculty, administrators, students, and the employers for whom students are being educated. APSCU provides its members with "an office in Washington" and offers a number of benefits.

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APSCU Allied Plus Membership Program

Focus: To highlight Allied Members that use APSCU as a prime marketing outlet and to bundle various marketing opportunities (advertising, exhibiting, etc.), thus providing an up-front marketing commitment that is beneficial to both the member and APSCU.

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APSCU Allied Membership Program

Focus:  To attract business partners who serve our schools, to increase their visibility to the APSCU college membership.

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APSCU Financial Advisory Council

Focus: The Financial Advisory Council is a sounding board for members of the financial and investment communities concerning developments in higher education policy. The Council is kept up to date on changes in the legislative and regulatory environment through email. The majority of its business is conducted through quarterly conference calls and in-person at the annual meeting at the APSCU convention.

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APSCU International Membership

Focus: Career colleges outside of the United States are now eligible for membership in APSCU. The International Membership will be Internet-based only, with all communications being handles through APSCU's website and via e-mail. Dues for International Members are $500US per year. Dues are based on APSCU's fiscal year of July1-June 30. This membership carries no voting rights. For more information, contact the Membership Department at membership@apscu.org