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ACE and NCCRS Graduate-Level Courses - sanantone - 11-02-2018
Since someone asked about alternative sources of credit for graduate programs, it might be good for us to collect a list of graduate-level courses and certifications that are ACE or NCCRS-approved.
Statistics.com
Regression Analysis - 3 credits
Risk, Simulation and Queuing - 3 credits
Survival Analysis - 3 credits
ASIS International
Certified Protection Professional - 18 credits
RE: ACE and NCCRS Graduate-Level Courses - dfrecore - 11-02-2018
Coopersmith/SecularCourses.com - Foundations in Education (EDU-501) - NCCRS Credit recommendation: In the graduate degree category, 3 semester hours in Education
RE: ACE and NCCRS Graduate-Level Courses - vetvso - 11-03-2018
This is a good thread and all I'm really interested in these days. I'm taking some from home university but it can be difficult to find ACE transfer credit.
RE: ACE and NCCRS Graduate-Level Courses - eriehiker - 11-03-2018
The COSC credit evaluation system has this:
https://www.charteroak.edu/prior-learning-assessment/senior-professional-human-resources-sphr.php
Potentially 18 graduate credits in HRM and MGT.
Okay, so there are two separate credentials with graduate credit:
Professional in Human Resources:
https://www.charteroak.edu/prior-learning-assessment/senior-professional-human-resources-sphr.php
Training and Development - 3 credits upper level or graduate
Performance, Compensation and Benefits - 3 credits upper level or graduate
Senior Professional in Human Resources:
https://www.charteroak.edu/prior-learning-assessment/senior-professional-human-resources-sphr.php
HRM 310, HRM 312, MGT 101, MGT 431, MGT 425, MGT 467: All rated at upper level undergraduate or graduate
Here's another COSC credential service graduate course:
It is graduate credit in happiness, or maybe psychology.
http://www.pursuit-of-happiness.org/psychological-philosophical-perspectives-happiness-course-syllabus/
This is a corrected link from my original post. This class is more expensive.
RE: ACE and NCCRS Graduate-Level Courses - dfrecore - 11-03-2018
(11-03-2018, 10:23 AM)eriehiker Wrote: Okay, so there are two separate credentials with graduate credit:
Professional in Human Resources:
https://www.charteroak.edu/prior-learning-assessment/senior-professional-human-resources-sphr.php
Training and Development - 3 credits upper level or graduate
Performance, Compensation and Benefits - 3 credits upper level or graduate
Senior Professional in Human Resources:
https://www.charteroak.edu/prior-learning-assessment/senior-professional-human-resources-sphr.php
HRM 310, HRM 312, MGT 101, MGT 431, MGT 425, MGT 467: All rated at upper level undergraduate or graduate
Just an FYI, while these would be inexpensive credits, they aren't transferable to other schools, and they don't seem to apply to COSC's only Master's degree (MS in Organizational Effectiveness & Leadership). They also only allow transfer of 6cr into the program. So I'm not sure what the point of these would be.
Also, the certifications require that you're already working in HR before you can take the exams:
PHR requires a BA+2 years of experience (or other combinations)
SPHR requires a BA+5 years of experience (or other combinations)
And, these are not slam-dunk exams. They take months of study, even for experienced HR managers.