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• English Language Requirements
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• Refund, Withdrawal, and Transfer Policy
  • Refund and Withdrawal Policy
  • Transfer Between Courses
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• Certificates, Grades, and Graduation
  • Admission Process in a Certificate Program
  • Application for Certificate Graduation
  • Attendance and Performance
  • Duplicate Statement of Grades
  • Examinations
  • Grades
  • Grading System
  • Graduation Requirements for all Certificate Programs
  • Prerequisite and Recommendations
  • Prior Learning Assessments
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  • Certificate Admission
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Adult Learning and Teaching Second Languages)
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Emerging Leaders, Business and Management, and Computers and IT)
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Real Estate Development)
  • Certificate Advanced Credit (Spanish Language and Culture)
  • Certificate Graduation Application
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  • Scholarship Application (Environmental Management Certificate)
  • Scholarship Application (Health, Safety and Environment Certificate)
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Admission Process in a Certificate Program

A student who is applying for admission to a U of C Continuing Education certificate program must complete an application form that includes the applicant's personal information, education and experience. See the application form to apply. Your admission to the program will lock in the requirements leading to your graduation.

Prior to admission, an applicant whose primary language is not English must demonstrate English language proficiency requirements.