Human Resources Financial Foundations

Certificate

Why Human Resources Financial Foundations?

The Human Resources Financial Foundations certificate equips students with essential financial knowledge used in today’s HR roles. Designed for individuals working in or moving into human resources, this certificate focuses on compensation, benefits, payroll systems, and regulatory awareness. Students gain practical insight into how financial decisions in HR support organizational strategy, employee satisfaction, and compliance.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
6 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$1,252.81
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Payroll Accounting
Compensation and Benefits

Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Understand and apply key compensation and benefits models to design effective employee pay and benefits systems.
  • Analyze payroll systems and navigate the complex payroll legislation to ensure compliance with all laws and regulations.
  • Design compensation structures aligned with organizational goals and strategies.
  • Develop payroll records and processes, ensuring accuracy in calculations and reporting.

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Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

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Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

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Healthcare Foundations

Certificate

Why Healthcare Foundations?

The Healthcare Foundations certificate is designed for individuals exploring a future in healthcare and looking for a strong place to begin. This certificate introduces core concepts that support success across a wide range of healthcare roles, helping students understand how healthcare teams function and how patient care is delivered. Students gain foundational knowledge that supports informed career decisions and smooth transition into advanced health programs.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
6 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$1,160.27
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Human Body in Health & Disease
Medical Terminology for Medical Assistants -or- Medical Terminology

Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Demonstrate professional behaviors and attitudes needed for the healthcare industry. 
  • Practice spelling, defining, and pronouncing medical terminology for body systems and surgical procedures. 
  • Explore the causes, signs, and symptoms of diseases. 
  • Apply medical terminology for parts and processes in the human body. 

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Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

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Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

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  2. High School Dual Credit
  3. Mid-State Fast-Track – Open to high school students

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Wellness Specialist

Certificate

Why Wellness Specialist?

The Wellness Specialist certificate is designed for individuals who want to support health and well-being for themselves and others. This certificate introduces core wellness concepts that promote healthy lifestyles, positive aging, and overall quality of life. Students explore how nutrition, stress management, and community-based wellness practices contribute to physical, mental, and emotional well-being across diverse populations.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
12 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$1,997.55
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Apply key health and wellness principles for yourself and others to support a healthy, happy life. 
  • Identify strategies and practices to promote healthy aging and improve quality of life.
  • Support nutritional habits that maintain overall health and prevent chronic disease.
  • Develop techniques to manage stress and enhance mental wellness through different approaches.

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

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Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

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Health Navigator

Certificate

Why Health Navigator?

The Health Navigator certificate prepares students to support individuals as they move through complex healthcare systems. Designed for those working in or entering the healthcare field, this certificate focuses on client-centered communication, care coordination, and advocacy. Students develop the skills needed to guide clients through healthcare processes, connect them with resources, and promote informed decision-making that supports overall well-being.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
9 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$1,659.26
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Essential Concepts for Health and Wellness
Healthy Aging
Health Navigator

Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Assist individuals in identifying resources, navigating health systems and to champion sustainable wellness interventions. 
  • Support individuals’ autonomous healthcare decision making by providing best practice wellness guidance. 

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

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Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

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Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)

Certificate

Why Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)?

The Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW) certificate introduces students to one of the most widely used welding processes in modern manufacturing and fabrication. Designed for individuals new to welding or those looking to build specialized skills, this certificate focuses on developing proper technique, safety awareness, and precision across multiple welding positions using industry-standard equipment.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
6 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$1,298.30
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Interpret symbols, materials, and measurements from various prints. 
  • Perform various GMAW weldments. 
  • Perform weld testing to DSPS standards. 

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

Certificate

Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

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Fundamentals of Programming

Certificate

Why Fundamentals of Programming?

The Fundamentals of Programming certificate introduces students to the world of software development and computational thinking. Designed for those exploring a career in technology, this certificate helps students turn ideas into functional software solutions while gaining exposure to modern programming tools and development practices. Students learn how software is designed, built, and maintained, preparing them to contribute in a wide range of industries where technology drives innovation.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
9 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$1,534.23
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Web Design 1
Intro to Programming
Object-Oriented Programming 1

Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Create a fully functional website using HTML5 Elements. 
  • Build a fully functional website using CSS concepts. 
  • Program interactive web pages using JavaScript. 
  • Write computer applications with modular organization (functions/methods), multiple variables, and control structures. 
  • Create and debug object-oriented applications which manage multiple objects and includes a variety of classes and fields. 
  • Declare objects for use in programming through instantiation process. 
  • Employ AI Models to generate and validate code. 

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

Certificate

Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

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  3. Mid-State Fast-Track – Open to high school students

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Gerontology Professional

Certificate

Why Gerontology Professional?

The Gerontology Professional certificate prepares students to support the health, well-being, and quality of life of older adults in a variety of care and community settings. Designed for individuals working in or entering the healthcare field, this certificate emphasizes leadership, communication, and resource coordination to meet the complex needs of aging populations. Students gain insight into client and family engagement, aging services, and professional responsibilities within senior care environments.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
12 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$2,307.46
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Design programming and activities to maximize the health and wellbeing of older adults and adults with varying abilities.  
  • Support holistic wellness of older adults and adults with varying abilities through best practice interventions. 

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

Certificate

Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

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Fitness Professional

Certificate

Why Fitness Professional?

The Fitness Professional certificate prepares students to take an active role in helping others improve their health, strength, and overall well-being. Designed for those who want to advance in the fitness industry, this certificate builds the skills needed to lead group fitness experiences, support individual goals, and foster a motivating, community-focused environment that helps people discover their potential through movement and consistency.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
12 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$2,483.67
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Provide best practice guidance to individuals seeking support in their physical fitness journey. 
  • Implement health promotion programming and activities in collaboration with individuals that are seeking health strategies. 

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

Certificate

Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

  1. Credit for Prior Learning
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  3. Mid-State Fast-Track – Open to high school students

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EMS Wellness Technician

Certificate

Why EMS Wellness Technician?

The EMS Wellness Technician certificate focuses on supporting the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of emergency services professionals. Designed for those working in high-stress, high-demand environments, this certificate helps students understand how wellness strategies can improve resilience, reduce burnout, and support long-term career sustainability in emergency services.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
5 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$764.25
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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Essential Concepts for Health and Wellness
Mental Wellness for Emergency Services

Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Improve the well-being of colleagues working in the emergency services profession.
  • Maintain personal wellness to support a long and healthy career in emergency services.

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

Certificate

Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

  1. Credit for Prior Learning
  2. High School Dual Credit
  3. Mid-State Fast-Track – Open to high school students (age requirements apply)

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Infant Toddler Specialist

Certificate

Why Infant Toddler Specialist?

The Infant Toddler Specialist certificate is designed for individuals already working with young children who want to deepen their expertise and expand their professional opportunities. This certificate focuses on the unique developmental needs of infants and toddlers, preparing students to support children ages 0–3 in safe, nurturing, and developmentally appropriate early childhood environments while strengthening connections with families and communities.

This certificate is a focused, short-term sprint designed to advance students on their career or educational path. Develop targeted, real-world skills for career advancement or prepare for next steps in a degree program. Enroll today to accelerate your career and get to the next level in your current job or field of choice.

Program Facts

Total Credits
6 Credits
Degree Type
Certificate
Program Length
Less Than One Year
Estimated Program Cost
$1,025.67
Financial Aid Eligibility
Not Eligible

Program Details

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ECE: Infant and Toddler Development
ECE: Family and Community Relationships

Employers will expect graduates of this program to be able to:

  • Analyze the social-emotional, physical, language, and cognitive development of infants and toddlers. 
  • Describe strategies that support inclusion and diversity within the classroom. 
  • Foster positive relationships with children, families, and the community. 

Alongside your career training, you'll develop key workplace strengths. Explore the additional skills you'll build.

Employability Skills (PDF)

To succeed in this program, you'll need to meet certain technical standards. These are the key skills and abilities needed for the program and future career success—with or without reasonable accommodations. Be sure to review them carefully before you apply.

Technical Standards (PDF)

Career Pathways

Career pathways help you build your education step by step. Each stage offers one or more credentials that are recognized by employers and lead to real jobs—and you can keep building toward your career goals as you go.

Prior Learning

Certificate

Technical Degree

Associate Degree

Bachelor's Degree

Get credit for what you already know. You may be able to earn college credit for prior learning through skills you’ve gained through high school classes, previous college work, self-study, military training, jobs, or volunteer experience.

  1. Credit for Prior Learning
  2. High School Dual Credit
  3. Mid-State Fast-Track – Open to high school students

Explore Other Options

Other Programs

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Workforce Training

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Continuing Education

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