What is the difference between Continuing Education Units (CEU) and academic credits?
Continuing Education Units (CEU) are given by the Division of Extended and International Education in the University, to provide evidence students have fulfilled the requirements of the Certification program, these are included in the Certification programs free of charge.. Students can elect, instead, to receive academic units for the four core courses in each of our programs minus the practicum. These Credits have been accepted by many accredited universities, and depending on the specific University’s department advisor’s requirements, can and have been used to satisfy part of graduate degree programs. Students take CEU on a credit/no credit basis or pay for the option to receive academic grades for the graduate credits. Each of our programs are accepted by the Program Management Institute towards PMI Re-certification, receiving 200 PDU (Professional Development Units) towards their continuing education requirement upon completion of either program.
