Do I have the option of completing my Health Science certification courses for graduate credit or completing the courses as a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) candidate?
Yes, one option is to take your Health Science certification courses for graduate credit. Five of the six courses that you will take as part of your certification program can be used toward a Master of Education degree, thus giving you 15 credits towards a 36 hour masters degree. The second option is to take the courses as a Continuing Professional Education (CPE) candidate. Taking the courses as a CPE student is similar to taking the courses for graduate credit except those taking the courses for graduate credit have a few additional assignments. The biggest difference is the cost of the certification program. The cost of the certification program for graduate credit is approximately $4500. The cost of the CPE program is approximately $2,100. (University tuition and CPE fees are subject to change.) Click here to display CPE program cost table and deadlines.
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