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Tuition and Schedule Information

Course Description and Learning Outcomes

About the AFP Learning System

CTP Certification Info

AFP Web Site

Cash Management Fundamentals On-line Course Information

Registration Information

Downloadable Registration Forms
     Orange County & On-line
     Walnut Creek

Contact: 
Mary Shelton, Program Coordinator,
949-341-9859, shelton@chapman.edu

Vincent Glaeser, Program Director,
949-341-9860, glaeser@chapman.edu

 

On-line Format
 
Tuition:  $1,449 (includes the AFP Learning System and web access)
     (If you already own the Learning System, tuition is $875.)
  • Print-based study materials (will be sent to you)
  • Online Web-based practice testing (NOT the official CTP exam)
  • Online Web-based application exercises
  • Forty-five hours of guided instruction through the internet
  • For 3 units of professional development semester credit, use number ORGU 9001 instead of number ORGU 0031 for all sections.
Schedules for Winter/Spring 2010
     Normal 3-month sessions
February 7 to May 2, Kristin Walle, Reg. No. 2010x ORGU 0031 2201
February 21 to May 16, Kent Morris, Reg. No. 2010x ORGU 0031 2202
March 7 to June 6, Stefan Jaskulak, Reg. No. 2010x ORGU 0031 2204

     Accelerated 6-week late-start session
April 18 to June 6, Kristin Walle, Reg. No. 2010x ORGU 0031 2205
Note: it is highly recommended those taking this accelerated session have a good grasp of basic accounting and finance terminology, as the class moves very quickly.
 
Schedules for Fall 2009
     Normal 3-month sessions
August 24 to November 22, Stefan Jaskulak, Reg. No. 2009x ORGU 0031 2208
September 1 to November 30, Kristin Walle, Reg. No. 2009x ORGU 0031 2209
September 8 to December 6, Kent Morris, Reg. No. 2009x ORGU 0031 2210
Added section
September 15 to December 13, Stefan Jaskulak, Reg. No. 2009x ORGU 0031 2211

     Accelerated 6-week late-start session
October 26 to Dec 6, Stefan Jaskulak, Reg. No. 2009x ORGU 0031 2212
Note: it is highly recommended those taking this accelerated session have a good grasp of basic accounting and finance terminology, as the class moves very quickly.
 
 
Note: we reserve the right to assign students to different sections to balance the instructor load. If you have no strong preference, especially for the two sections that start on the same date, please state so on the Registration Form and we will assign you.
 
      Early Registration Deadline: One week prior to class start date. (After this date, your materials may not arrive by the start date, although we will try to expedite shipping.)

      Registration Deadline: One week after latest start date.

This course is fully on-line and asynchronous. There are no meetings and no specific times of the day when the student is required to be logged on to the system. However, it is not a self-paced course. Students should log into the site several times per week. There are reading assignments, discussion threads, quizzes, and comprehensive homework problems. We use the e-College platform. Instructions for access will be sent to you.

The instructors will be checking into the site several times per week to monitor student progress and respond to questions. Each of the instructors is a professional working in the field and giving back to the profession by helping new professionals earn their certification.

Materials will be sent to you after you enroll. If you already own the current Learning System, you need pay only the reduced price noted above. Please enroll early enough to allow for shipping of materials to you in time for the start of class.

Our goal is to have you fully prepared for the national exam when the testing window opens.

See the link to the Registration Form at the bottom of the left column of every page.

Formal testing for the CTP Exam is available at Pearson VUE

Notes on deferments:  (effective April 2009)
Students who need to defer for any reason are permitted to do so under the following conditions:
a. requests must be received no later than 3 weeks past the start date of the class.
b. no additional or updated materials will be provided. New materials may be purchased.
c. only one deferral will be permitted except under extraordinary circumstances.
d. under no circumstances will more than two deferrals be permitted.
e. access to the web access site stays available to the student for one year from the original log-in date without interruption.

Notes on incomplete grades:  (effective April 2009)
a. students who receive an incomplete grade may return to a subsequent course offering upon payment of a fee, as defined here:
     1. classroom sections: $100, space permitting
     2. online sections: $300. This is due to additional costs we incur.
b. no additional or updated materials will be provided. New materials may be purchased.
c. access to the web access site stays available to the student for one year from the original log-in date without interruption.

Notes on drops:  (effective April 2009)
a. requests to drop the course must be received before the second class meeting
b. a $20 processing fee will be deducted from the refund
c. materials not returned in re-sellable condition cannot be fully refunded
d. access to the web access site will be disabled.