FAQ
What's an advanced degree/certificate versus continuing education?
Continuing education is the process of taking classes to further one's skill set while pursuing an advanced degree/certificate is a program of related classes towards earning an advanced degree or certificate of concentration/expertise in a particular field of study.
I took some college classes before, can I transfer them into a program to finish my degree?
It depends. Call the admissions office and ask to schedule an appointment to discuss transferring credits toward a particular program. Be sure to bring a transcript.
Why should I pursue continuing education?
Employers see continuing education, either as single classes or as an advanced degree, as a strong indication of drive and dedication.
Do I need to take time off from work?
No. Many classes and programs may be taught at night after work purposefully to accommodate a working schedule. Additionally, online programs are available for some classes which you can complete anytime.
How will an advanced degree or education help me in my profession?
Education never stops and continuing education allows an individual to stay fresh and current in their field. It also opens up new and different ways of approaching problems. This makes you more efficient, productive, and creative.
How do I get started?
Call the admissions office at the institution that you are interested in. They will help identify the right program or department to learn about various programs or classes you may be interested in. The admissions office can also tell you about admission requirements and fees.
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