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How do I register for a course?
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Are there discounts available?
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Where should I park when I come to
class?
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What hotels are in the area?
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Does NUCPS offer courses off campus?
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Does NUCPS offer custom courses?
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Who teaches NUCPS courses?
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Can I earn college credit by taking
NUCPS courses?
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If I earned college credit, how can I
request a copy of my transcript?
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Is funding available for any NUCPS
course(s)?
A.
How do I register for a course?
There are four easy ways to register for NUCPS courses:
1.
Online
To register online, click on the "courses" button on the
left navigation and locate the course for which you
would like to register. Then click on the red "Register
Now" button and complete the online registration form.
2.
Phone
To register by phone, please call (800) 323-4011 or
(847) 491-7245 during regular business hours (9 a.m.-5
p.m., Monday through Friday).
3.
Fax
To register by fax, please
click here to download the registration form. Then
complete the form and fax it to (847) 491-4232
(Attention Registrar).
4.
Mail
To register by fax, please
click here to download the registration form. Then
complete the form and mail it to:
Registrar
Northwestern University
Center for Public Safety
P.O. Box 1409
Evanston, IL 60204
B.
Are there discounts available?
Yes! Agencies sending two or more students to the
same course will receive a 25% discount on the second and all
subsequent registrations.
C.
Where should I park when I come to class?
Please
click here for parking information.
D.
What hotels are in the area?
Please
click here for hotel information.
E.
Does NUCPS offer courses off campus?
Yes, for the convenience of students and their agencies,
NUCPS offers many courses across the country.
These courses can be offered as either
open-enrollment courses (for which anyone can register
if he or she meets the requirements), or as
closed-enrollment courses for a specific agency or
group.
If you are interested in hosting an NUCPS course or
program on-site at the location of your choice, please
contact us by e-mail at
nucps@northwestern.edu or by phone at (800)
323-4011.
F.
Does NUCPS offer custom courses?
Upon the request of the sponsoring agency, NUCPS staff
can develop training programs tailored to the agency's
training requirements.
If you are interested working with NUCPS to develop a
course or program specific to your agency's training
needs, please contact us by e-mail at
nucps@northwestern.edu or by phone at (800)
323-4011.
G.
Who teaches NUCPS courses?
NUCPS courses are directed and taught by professional
staff members of the Center for Public Safety.
Many instructors are former law enforcement
officers with an aggregate of over 200 years of
enforcement experience.
Guest lecturers, including several graduates of
the Center for Public Safety, supplement the faculty,
and come from law enforcement agencies, educational
institutions, and national organizations.
For a listing of NUCPS instructors, please
click here.
H.
Can I earn college credit by taking NUCPS
courses?
Graduates of the NUCPS School of Police Staff and
Command receive 8 units of credit under the Northwestern
University School of Continuing Studies quarter system
(approximately 21.36 semester credit hours). For more
information, please
click here.
I.
If I earned college credit, how can I request a
copy of my transcript?
By federal law transcripts can be issued to students or
to a third party, only upon written authorization.
To request an official copy of transcripts, please
click here to download the necessary form. You will
then need to fill out the form and mail or fax it to:
School of Continuing Studies
Wieboldt Hall, 6th Floor
339 East Chicago Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
Fax: (312) 503-4942
Transcripts cost $5 for each copy with an additional $7
fee for Rush requests, payable by credit card, check or
money order to Northwestern University.
Note: No transcript is issued for a student who is
delinquent in the payment of tuition or other fees to
the University.
J.
Is funding available for any NUCPS course(s)?
Yes, all off-campus traffic courses may be eligible for
federal funding through the Department of Transportation
(DOT).
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