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Days until classes:
Next classes start
Jun 4th
Program Length: 5 months
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Available Online: This program is delivered fully online.
Degree Overview
Personal property management is the management of fixed assets, such as desks, hospital beds, airplanes, radar equipment, etc., at local, state, and federal government agencies, colleges, universities, medical facilities, and private industries. The field had its genesis in the defense contracting arena, in the management of government-owned personal property in the possession of defense contractors.
The Property Management Certificate program is offered entirely online and is the only online venue for Certified Professional Property Specialist (CPPS) certification training. Completing the property management group of courses makes the student eligible to sit for the Certified Professional Property Specialist (CPPS) examination.
Courses satisfy the educational requirements for Certified Professional Property Specialist (CPPS), Certified Professional Property Administrator (CPPA), and Certified Professional Property Manager (CPPM) certifications, in partnership with the National Property Management Association (NPMA).
The certificate program is considered continuing education, which is outside the scope of accreditation and thus not eligible for Title IV funding.
| Program Information | Certificate in Property Management |
|---|---|
| Tuition and Fees | $10,500 |
| Cost of Books | Included |
| Room and Board | N/A |
| Job Placement Rate * | N/A% |
| On-Time Completion Rate | N/A |
| Median Title IV Debt | N/A |
| Median Non-Title IV Debt | N/A |
| Median Loan Debt | N/A |
Course Descriptions
CourseCourse NameCredits
Course Description
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Managerial Accounting
Covers the study of the use of accounting data internally within a firm by managers in both manufacturing and non-manufacturing businesses. Teach students to use accounting data for planning, controlling, and making decisions concerning the optimum allocation of the firm's financial resources. (Prerequisite: ACC213, or with consent of the dean)
Credits: 4.0
Management Principles
An introduction to the basic principles of management as it applies to formal organizations. Students are introduced to the importance of effective management within organizations. The traditional management framework is used to provide essential skills in planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling.
Credits: 4.0
Property Management Fundamentals
This course provides the student with an understanding of the life cycle of property management. Fundamental concepts for each life cycle element will be studied to provide a broad introduction to all property topics.
Credits: 4.0
Intermediate Property Management
This course advances the property life cycle concepts of MAN225 and provides the student with an understanding of property management standards, risk analysis, auditing, valuation and appraisal. (Prerequisites: MAN225, or with consent of the dean)
Credits: 4.0
Federal and Contractor Focused Property Management
This course focuses on property concepts and issues in the federal government (military and civilian), in companies that do work for the federal government (government contractors), and on property concepts and issues in the state and local governments, universities, and medical organizations (for profit and not for profit). Each of the fundamental concepts will be studied, and a review of regulations and compliance issues will be covered. (Prerequisites: MAN225 and MAN227, or with consent of the dean)
Credits: 4.0
Property Management Applications
This course is a project-oriented course that builds upon the prior property management courses. The course is designed to utilize the management and accounting skills learned in previous courses. The student will select an instructor-approved practical project, research and present issues related to the project, and develop suggested solutions to the issues. (Prerequisites: MAN225, MAN227 and MAN229, or with consent of the dean)
Credits: 4.0
Total Courses: 6Total Credits: 24
Admissions Information
Applicants for admission to the College must have graduated from an accredited high school, private secondary school, or have completed the equivalent (GED). All students who graduate after January 2006 must provide a high school transcript to check eligibility for the new Academic Competitiveness Grant (ACG).
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Tuition & Financial Aid
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