WKCTC offers multiple online certificate programs in business administration systems, logistics and operations management, and marine technology. Each certificate offers several specializations. Students can access career services, such as mock interviews, resume and cover letter guides, and a job board that posts career and internship opportunities throughout Kentucky. WKCTC also hosts a chapter of Phi Theta Kappa - an honor society that recognizes academically gifted community college students. In addition to high school transcripts or GED scores, all applicants must submit FAFSA results. Out-of-state students who do not live in a county bordering Kentucky pay more than three times the in-state tuition rate.

CCC offers online certificate programs in six areas, including business administration, criminal justice, and liberal arts. Programs typically comprise around 30 credits, and learners can apply certificate credits toward a CCC associate degree. The Career Resource Center offers job boards, career self-assessments, and links to top job and networking sites. Incoming students must take the ACCUPLACER exam or submit standardized test scores. Although out-of-state certificate-seekers pay more than double the in-state tuition rate, CCC is among the most affordable schools in this ranking. Students can research and apply for the latest institutional scholarships by signing up for AcademicWorks.

Ogeechee Tech's online certificate programs attract aspiring automotive technicians, medical assistants, and welders. Most programs take approximately one year of full-time study to complete. Students gain access to career services and resources, such as one-on-one resume assistance, salary ranges for popular careers, and career self-assessments. Approximately 85% of graduates find employment within six months of earning a certificate. Applicants must possess a high school diploma or GED and meet their prospective program's age cutoff. Out-of-state certificate-seekers pay double the in-state tuition rate. The college offers over a dozen institutional scholarship opportunities.

Liberty offers a variety of online certificate programs in unique areas of global studies, military resilience, Christian leadership, and pastoral counseling. Typical undergraduate certificate programs require 19 credits or fewer, and most students graduate in one year. Nearly 75% of graduates find a job related to their degree or certificate. Liberty helps learners plan for the future by offering Handshake software, portfolio development assistance, and mock interviews. The university also boasts exclusive internship opportunities throughout the country. Prospective students must submit a high school self-verification form and FAFSA results. Liberty's website features many institutional and private scholarship opportunities for online learners.

MWCTC offers 24 online certificate programs that can lead to an associate program or a new career. Nearly a third of the college's online certificates confer in-demand IT knowledge and skills. Most certificates require 16-17 credits and take one year of full-time study to complete. Students gain access to exclusive job boards and an online career assessment test and career advisors. Application requirements include a high school diploma or GED. All incoming learners must submit the FAFSA and speak with an academic advisor before registering for courses. Some out-of-state certificate-seekers may qualify for MWCTC's in-state tuition rate. The college requires only one application to apply for all institutional scholarships.

SCC offers seven online certificate programs in areas like accounting, early childhood education, and information technology. Each 16-18-credit program features one or more optional specializations, and full-time students can earn a certificate in one year. SCC's online certificate courses prepare graduates for career advancement and further study. SCC Career Connect gives students access to services and resources like interest inventories, advising sessions, and resume guides. The website also hosts a job board where learners can explore the latest openings throughout North Carolina. Applicants must submit the FAFSA, and those without standardized test scores must take a placement test. Out-of-state certificate-seekers pay four times the in-state tuition rate. Students must submit institutional scholarship applications by April 15.

Wiregrass offers eight online certificate programs in areas like child development specialist, fire officer I, and quality assurance specialist. All programs feature an asynchronous format, and students use Blackboard to access course material. Most students earn their certificate within one year. Students and alumni gain access to a Virtual Job Shadow, a service that guides students through the job hunting process from career exploration to salary negotiation. The career services website also includes links to job search and networking websites. Applicants need a high school diploma or equivalent. Some online programs require a criminal background check. In-state certificate-seekers save 50% on tuition compared to out-of-state students. Georgia residents may qualify for one of the state's many scholarship and grant programs.

OFTC offers 21 online certificate programs in areas like CompTIA A+ certified technician, magnetic resonance imaging specialist, and computerized accounting specialist. Credit requirements vary widely among programs, and some full-time students may need more than one year to graduate. Online students gain access to career assessments, interviewing tips, and resume writing assessments. Thanks in part to these services, the school boasts a nearly 100% job placement rate for alumni, and over 90% of graduates work in a field related to their certificate. Although out-of-state students pay a higher tuition rate than in-state students, OFTC charges a lower per-credit tuition rate to full-time students. The college does not award institutional aid at this time, but students can still apply for federal financial aid programs.

M State's 14 online certificate programs include Cisco networking, cybersecurity, and professional sales skills. Most of the school's online certificates take about one year of full-time study to complete. Online students can access resume assistance and on-campus career fairs and subscribe to the College Central podcast. These and other resources contribute to over 90% of the school's certificate students finding a job or entering another academic program after graduation. All new students must complete a 20-30-minute online orientation before registering for courses. All online students pay the same tuition rate regardless of residency.

FSU boasts 18 online certificate programs in areas of business-to-business marketing, cybersecurity - ethical hacking, and professional digital marketing. Most programs allow full-time students to graduate in a year or less, and some programs offer a specialization option that leads to an industry certificate. All programs use a flexible, asynchronous format. FSU's Career Center (CC) helps learners explore career opportunities, develop interview skills, and create an online presence. The CC also actively recruits local employers to attend on-campus career fairs. Prospective students must submit high school transcripts or GED scores, and all online students pay the same tuition rate regardless of residency. FSU recommends that certificate-seekers apply for federal financial aid programs soon after the application window opens on October 1.

Seminole State offers over 24 online certificate programs in areas like architecture, business, public safety, IT, education, and health. Typical programs require 12-24 credits and deliver asynchronous coursework through Canvas. At the Career Development Center, students can explore career and internship opportunities in addition to resources that increase employability. Learners can also sign up for the college's Job Shadow Program. In this program, advisors pair students with a company or organization that relates to their academic focus. Applicants must submit official high school transcripts or GED scores. The school offers a variety of institutional financial aid opportunities.

EFSC's online certificate programs include college credit certificates (CCC) and advanced technical certificates (ATC). CCCs include entrepreneurship operations and aging services, while ATCs include computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, and veterinary practice medicine. The Career Planning and Development Center provides students with career coaches, internship opportunities, and resume critiques. Students who live near EFSC's Cocoa campus can also attend on-campus workshops that cover topics in employability and workplace etiquette. Prospective students must submit high school transcripts or GED scores, take a placement test, complete an orientation, and speak with an academic advisor. Out-of-state learners pay approximately four times the in-state tuition rate.

NTC partners with Distance Minnesota to offer 11 online certificate programs that fall under three academic areas: business and entrepreneurship, health and human services, and science and technology. Most programs take one year to complete. Certificate-seekers can sign up for Connect2Careers, a free service for learners and alumni that lists job openings throughout Minnesota. Prospective students first apply to NTC and then register with Distance Minnesota. All new learners speak with an online success coach before registering for courses. Some certificate-seekers may need to take a placement test. NTC charges the same per-credit tuition rate to all students regardless of residency.

Maysville offers over a dozen online certificate programs in areas like administrative office technology, air conditioning technology, and electrical technology. The school's Center for Career Development and Experiential Learning posts job opportunities through the College Central Network. Other services include advisors who work with learners one-on-one to develop a resume and an online presence. Application requirements include a high school diploma or GED scores, and incoming students without ACT or SAT scores must take the ACCUPLACER exam. Out-of-state learners pay over three times the in-state tuition rate. Certificate-seekers can apply for all institutional scholarships by submitting one application by the April 15 deadline.

SCTC works with the Georgia Virtual Technical Connection to bring online certificate programs to students. Popular programs include accounting, biology, and criminal justice. Learners use Blackboard to complete asynchronous coursework, and the college gives all certificate-seekers Office 365 for free. Online students gain access to the TigerLink job board, instructional videos, and a job shadowing program. The college also shares potential career paths that align with each of the school's academic programs. Prospective students complete an eight-step admission process that includes providing transcripts or GED scores, taking a placement test, and completing an online orientation. In-state learners save 50% on tuition compared to out-of-state certificate-seekers. Any student who maintains a minimum 2.5 GPA can apply for a Foundation Scholarship.