Commercial Credit Administration Program (CCA)

This course is an introduction to some of the essential accounting principles that every credit professional must understand. Its primary focus is to provide students an overview of the preparation and interpretation of accounting information for simple credit decisioning. You will leave this course empowered with new-found skills, and motivated to further your career in business credit management. (Duration: 10 weeks / Fee: $475)

The information in this course is aimed at individuals who either need a refresher or are just beginning their formal study of business and commercial credit laws. In preparing the course material, every effort has been made to avoid the use of difficult and technical wording. The purpose of instruction is to impart knowledge of the basic principles of business and credit laws, providing you a framework for legal issues that may arise in the work done by the credit department. (Duration: 10 weeks / Fee: $450)

This course introduces you to the key concepts in credit practices. Starting with an overview of the importance of credit in an economy, it goes on to explain the differences between commercial and consumer credit, the types of business entities credit professionals encounter, and the level of credit risk each represents. Particular attention is given to credit risk mitigation through the development of proper credit granting policies and the use of result-oriented collection procedures. (Duration: 10 weeks / Fee: $450)