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Western Governors University (WGU)

Western Governors University (WGU)

Western Governors University (WGU) is a nonprofit, accredited online university founded in 1997 by 19 U.S. governors to expand access to affordable, high-quality education. Headquartered in Millcreek, Utah, WGU serves over 150,000 students across the United States, offering bachelor's and master's degrees in business, IT, education, and health professions. The university employs a unique competency-based education model, allowing students to progress through courses by demonstrating mastery of subject matter, rather than spending a set amount of time in class. This approach provides flexibility for working adults and nontraditional students to advance their careers while balancing other responsibilities. WGU's programs are designed in collaboration with industry experts to ensure graduates are equipped with the skills and knowledge demanded by today's employers.

Key Business Capability

Competency-Based Education Model

Accredited Online Degree Programs

Industry-Aligned Curriculum

Affordable Tuition Structure

Personalized Mentorship

Focus on Student Outcomes

Business Leadership / CEO Brief

Scott D. Pulsipher has served as the President of Western Governors University since April 2016. With a background in technology and business, including leadership roles at Amazon and Sterling Commerce, Pulsipher brings a data-driven and student-centric approach to higher education. Under his leadership, WGU has expanded its reach and impact, focusing on increasing access to education, improving student outcomes, and aligning programs with workforce needs. Pulsipher is committed to leveraging technology and innovation to transform higher education and make it more accessible and affordable for all learners.