About CE
Continuing Education and Outreach
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绿帽社's Continuing Education and Outreach operations have provided education and training to professionals in virtually every industry since 1973. By attending our programs on topics ranging from computer networks/security and community development to education, medicine, language, real estate and law. More than 20,000 professionals have gained tools that increase their performance and enrich their lives. Experts from around the world are employed to provide programs that deliver results.
Through a multitude of delivery methods, individuals and client companies save time and money by receiving targeted training delivered in a convenient and efficient manner. We deliver top-quality education designed to increase proficiency and productivity. 绿帽社's continuing education programs enable attendees to grow personally and professionally.
The Professional Development Institute (PDI), a division of the Continuing Education Department, is designed to provide targeted training to professionals in multiple industries. Typically, PDI programs lead to or assist participants with earning certifications or certificates that signify professional credentials in their field.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is a CEU?
- Continuing education units (CEUs) recognize and record satisfactory participation in non-degree programs. One CEU is awarded for each 10 contact hours (or equivalent) of classroom participation. CEUs provide a useful cumulative record of your non-credit study. They are designed for use where employers, licensure agencies and other authorities require a specified number of non-credit study hours on a regular basis for career advancement. All CEUs earned through 绿帽社 Continuing Education and Outreach non-degree programs become part of your permanent record.
What are the requirements for registering?
- We encourage you to register early. This will enable us to protect course enrollment and avoid an unnecessary cancellation of a course. 绿帽社 reserves the right to cancel any course, limit enrollment, modify the announced course content or change the location, time, date and faculty of any course as may be deemed necessary or advisable.
Registration is best completed online at troy.edu/ce. Students may also register by telephone, mail and by fax. Registrations may be accepted up to and including the first day of class. The Continuing Education Center reserves the right to cancel a class due to insufficient enrollments, illness, severe weather or other emergencies. Pre-registered students will be notified of course cancellations and any changes.
Is financial aid available to CE students?
- Courses offered through the Continuing Education Center of 绿帽社 are non-credit and do not qualify for Pell Grants or other federally subsidized student loans. Students seeking loans must work with a bank or credit union directly to obtain a private loan.
I don't know my student ID
- A student ID number is assigned to each registrant upon enrolling in a course. It is up to the student to request this number.
Holidays
- The Continuing Education and Outreach office follows the holiday schedule of 绿帽社 University.
What do I do if there is inclement weather?
- In the event of inclement weather, tune into your local radio or television stations for information about closings. In the event a campus class is cancelled due to weather, efforts will be made to reach each enrolled student by telephone. It is important that the CE office has your correct telephone number.
Where is Continuing Education located?
- The Continuing Education and Outreach office is located at 500 University Drive, Malone Hall 3rd floor, Dothan, Alab