Certificates

A certificate program is a group of related courses designed to provide students with entry-level workplace skills in a particular field. While most certificates do not lead to an occupational license, they are often recognized by employers as a credential that demonstrates job-readiness, self-organization, and a commitment to lifelong learning. It is also possible to use the credits in a certificate program as a stepping stone to an associate degree. Students who want to work toward a certificate should meet with an advisor. For more information about certificate completion requirements, please see the Certificate Completion Requirements Policy.

Certificate programs marked with “+” can be completed fully online.

Programs

• •  Afterschool & Youth Work +
• •  Allied Health Preparation +
• •  Bookkeeping +
• •  Childcare +
• •  Clinical Medical Assisting
• •  Cloud Computing +
• •  Community Health +
• •  Cybersecurity Fundamentals +
• •  Digital Media Production +
• •  Early Childhood Education Administrator +
• •  Entrepreneurship +
• •  Funeral Director +
• •  Graphic Design +
• •  Human Resource Management +
• •  IT Service Desk Specialist +
• •  Media Communications +
• •  Medical Billing & Coding +
• •  Pharmacy Technician
• •  STEM Studies +
• •  Studio Art
• •  Web Development +
• •  Workplace Skills +