Special Rates and Enrollment Incentives


Group Pricing: After the first student from an organization enrolls at the regular enrollment price for a 2012 site, each additional student will receive a tuition rate of $995. Organizations must be members of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.


Friends and Family: Members of the U.S. Chamber’s Association Committee of 100, Chamber of Commerce Committee of 100, or Elite members of the U.S. Chamber can enroll staff in their first year at Institute for $725 per person or returning students for $995.


Pay It Forward: All state chamber of commerce executives associations or societies of association executives that partner with the U.S. Chamber will be given two $500 tuition scholarships. Scholarships can be used at any Institute site in a given year, but may not be combined with any incentive opportunity or discount. Contact your state organization to find out more information.


Refer a First-Year: If a returning student refers a first-year attendee from another organization to any 2012 Institute site, that returning student will receive $129.50 off his/her 2012 registration per each new referral. Each returning student may refer up to 10 first-years, and all discounts will be awarded after the successful completion of the referral’s first year.


Special enrollment rates, incentive programs, and scholarships must be used at the time of enrollment. Special rates cannot be combined.


For promotion codes or questions regarding any of the enrollment incentives, please contact the Institute office at 202-463-5570 or iom@uschamber.com.


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