Graduate certificates

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Amberton University has 12 credit graduate certificates. I am in the same boat as you with Excelsiors BSLA and wanting more on my resume'. However I am going for a Masters degree in Professional Development. That degree allows the student to include any graduate course within it. Therefore, I am applying their Human Resource Management and possibly their Adult Training Development graduate certificate within it. I could just go for their Masters in Human Resource Training and Development degree, but I'd rather get a 3 in 1 - a Masters degree and two Graduate Certificates for the price of just the Masters degree. I figure it would look better on the resume' than just the masters degree. They have two courses that are staples in all of their master degree programs. Leaving the ability to have just two certificates that could be applied towards that masters degree. Just in case I decide to teach any human resource class I need 18 credits, so I'm taking a couple extra courses towards that certificate. However, if it's just to bump up your resume' all of their certificates are a great deal. Even though the school officials have let me down on the transfer of graduate credits, I have to give credit where credit is due. So besides their certificates being 12 credits, the best part is that Amberton's tuition is $225 per credit hour.

Amberton University - Certifications