Courses must be directly related to patient care. Courses stressing practice management, for example, could not count, while courses in sterilization and infection control, pharmacology, dental materials and dental procedures are acceptable.

The following types of courses may be used to complete this requirement: Honors sections (courses with an “H” suffix), Honors Contract courses, 500-Level (or higher) courses, First Year Inquiry (FYI) courses (courses with a “Q” suffix), and up to 6 credits of Study Abroad coursework. There are a few reasons why this may occur.

The second number in the course number determines the number of credit hours received for a course. This is normally equal to the number of hours a course meets per week Courses involving laboratory time typically meet additional hours.

All courses offered by eRealtyCourses.com, a division of Act Web Services are approved for credit and meet all state requirements. Please see the state requirements pages for more information. Act Web Services is an accredited Virginia proprietary school, and in other states the approvals are through Career WebSchool, REALTOR® University and/or Thomson Computaught.

American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists - www.psychceu.com maintains responsibility for this program and its content. Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling (BAP #753) For nurses most states that require ce/ceus accept the CA approval as equivalent for their state. Please check with your state licensing board for reciprocity! Nursing hours count as 1.

The Board may grant a licensee, upon audit, continuing professional optometric education credit for courses or programs which have not been pre-approved if the Board determines that the course or program has significant educational or practical content which deal with matters related to the practice of optometry or with the professional responsibilities or ethical obligations of the licensees. Yes.

The high school guidance office can help the student select the courses approved by the individual school district for dual enrollment. Dual Enrollment courses have the same prerequisites as their non-Dual Enrollment counterparts. Specific course prerequisites are stated for individual courses in the MECC catalog, accessible online or in print.

You may petition ACE to receive CECs for non-approved courses that contribute to your fitness and teaching skills. To qualify, courses must meet rigorous ACE continuing education standards. Download petition form.

No. Students must complete the “Capstone Course,” Advanced Concepts and Applications in Health Policy and Administration course (HPAA 390) and write a Business Proposal and Business Plan.

Unless otherwise communicated, all OSHA Training Institute courses will begin at 8:15 a.m., end at 4:05 p.m., and conclude on the final day at 10:15 a.m. (Central Time).

Yes, all of our courses have been extensively reviewed and approved by the California Department of Real Estate. We are also a State Of California Approved School. You may enroll with our school with full confidence that you will receive quality education with fully approved courses.

No. The courses we offer are non-credit. Most university programs do not count ESL courses toward a degree even if the ESL courses are for credit.

Yes. No changes will be made to classroom content or structure. Students will continue to receive the same quality education that they have come to expect from AIU Online.

Yes. Any history courses not needed to fulfill the requirements for the major may be used for COGE—NB this comment only applies to you if you are under the OLD Gen Ed requirements. No. You must be advised by a special advisor with the history department. See the department secretary for reassignment. The registrar's degree check form is a great tool to have, but it is not always accurate.

There is no distinction in granting credit between traditional classroom sections and distance learning sections.