Course Application
This course is part of a certificate program. You can take this course without enrolling in the certificate program, but it won't automatically count toward earning the certificate. To apply to the full certificate program instead, visit the Certificate in Gerontology page.
To apply to this course, you’ll need to submit the following:
- An application
- A current resume
- A personal statement outlining your relevant skills and knowledge and how you acquired them (250-word maximum)
We accept course applicants on a space-available basis and will email you before the first class to let you know if you’ve been accepted. If accepted, you’ll need to pay the course fee to complete your registration.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
A bachelor’s degree from an accredited college or university is recommended, but an applicant's full range of educational and professional experiences and career goals are considered.
English Proficiency
If you're not a native English speaker, you’ll need to have at least basic English language skills to enroll. To learn more, see English Language Proficiency Requirements.
International Students
To enroll, international students must have a visa that permits study in the United States. This program does not enable students to obtain or maintain F-1 visa status. For more information, see Admission Requirements for International Students.
TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS
You must have access to a computer with a current operating system, reliable high-speed Internet connection and a current version of a Web browser. Your device should be able to install and run Flash-based videos and presentations. Adobe Flash plugin 10.0 or higher is required. Check that your device can accept a Flash plugin, as some tablets are not Flash-enabled. You should have access to Microsoft Office products including Word and must be able to send and receive an email, attach or copy documents.
Earning the Certificate
You earn the certificate by adhering to the program's attendance policy and successfully completing all required courses. For more information, see Earning the Certificate.