Can academic course work completed at another college or university be used to satisfy the course work requirement for the Mediation Certificate or the Dispute Resolution Certificate?
Yes, but only if the following five conditions are met: 1. The course(s) is offered by an accredited college or university, 2. The individual is assigned a letter grade at the end of the course(s), 3. The course(s) must be pre-approved by the Certificate Program Administrator, 4. The course(s) may only count toward the elective-hour requirement, and 5. The course(s) cannot account for more than 2 semester hours of the elective-hour requirement. An additional administrative fee will be assessed for approving and certifying courses taken at other accredited colleges or universities.
Yes, but only if the following five conditions are met: 1. The course(s) is offered by an accredited college or university, 2. The individual is assigned a letter grade at the end of the course(s) 3. The course(s) must be pre-approved by the Certificate Program Director 4. The course(s) may only count toward the elective-hour requirement 5. The course(s) cannot account for more than 2 semester hours of the elective-hour requirement. An additional administrative fee will be assessed for approving and certifying courses taken at other accredited colleges or universities.
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