Certificate Programs
Designed specifically for the adult student, Bloomsburg's certificate programs represent packages of credit courses developed to meet the needs of those interested in or working in selected occupations. To enroll, a student must first meet with the Coordinator of Adult Advisement, second floor of the Student Services Center.
Bloomsburg University offers certificates in these areas:
- Community Recreation Leader
- Community Service
- Environmental Planning
- Gerontology
- Public Administration
- Small Business/Entrepreneurship
What you'll need:
- An official high school transcript or a copy of G.E.D. scores
- A completed non-degree application form
- Two signed certificate program forms
Advisement is important. This assures proper course selection and makes sure you're associated with the certificate program. You can select any adviser associated with the program in which they are enrolled.
Upon completion of the requirements, you'll receive an official certificate from Bloomsburg University recognizing your achievement.
Each course must be passed and a minimum cumulative average of 2.00 must be attained.
On request, a description of the your program may be sent to your employer or a potential employer.
Students enrolled in a certificate program and receiving financial aid must have their desired courses approved by the coordinator of Adult Advisement.
Questions: call the Coordinator of the Office of Adult Advisement at 389-4003 or e-mail Patricia Lenhart.
Who can apply:
High school graduates
How to apply:
Complete and submit an official application to the Office of Adult Advisement.
Official high school transcript, GED or highest level of degree earned
Signature of Coordinator of Office of Adult Advisement