FAQ: What is the difference between a degree and a certificate?

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What is the difference between a degree and a certificate?

Degrees vs. Certificates

Degree programs are areas of study approved as such by �� and the Board of Governors and listed on the official inventory of degree programs. Bachelor's degrees require at least 120 credit hours. A certificate program is a coherent, specialized curriculum designed for students in search of a specific body of knowledge for personal/career development or professional continuing education. Normally, a minimum of 12 and no more than 21 credit hours constitute a certificate program at the baccalaureate or graduate level.

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