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ACE CREDIT Recommendations
Many eCornell Certificate Programs have been recommended for college credit by the
American Council on Education's College Credit Recommendation Service
(CREDIT). The American Council on Education (ACE) is the major coordinating body for
all the nation's higher education institutions. For 31 years, colleges and universities
have trusted ACE to provide reliable course equivalency information to facilitate credit
award decisions. The American Council on Education's College Credit Recommendation
Service (CREDIT), offered through ACE's Center for Lifelong Learning (CLLL), helps
adults obtain college credit for formal courses and examinations taken outside college
and university degree programs.
More than 900 colleges and universities participate in the ACE Cooperating College
and University Network. This network consists of traditional and online colleges and
universities that rely on ACE college credit recommendations as they consider how
employer and training provider courses, apprenticeship programs, and examinations fit
into academic degree programs. The network membership includes such institutions as
Binghamton University, Boston College, Boston University, Florida State University,
George Washington University, Johns Hopkins University, Kaplan University, Pennsylvania
State University, University of Buffalo, University of California Berkeley, and the
University of Phoenix. For a complete list of cooperating colleges and universities,
visit the ACE website.
The following eCornell certificate programs have been recommended by ACE for
college credit:
| Certificate Name |
Number of Credit Hours |
| Executive Leadership |
2 semester hours in Leadership, Management, or Business Administration in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
| Proactive Leadership |
2 semester hours in Leadership, Management, or Business Administration in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
| Leading Management Teams |
3 semester hours in Leadership or Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
| Financial Management |
2 semester hours in Principles of Finance or Financial Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
| Supervisory Skills |
4 semester hours in Supervision, Management, or Business Communications in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
| Human Resource Studies |
3 semester hours in Human Resources Management and 3 semester hours in Employment Law in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
Master Certificate in the Essentials of
Hospitality Management |
6 semester hours in Hospitality Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
| Certificate in Foodservice Management |
3 semester hours in Foodservice Management or Culinary Arts Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category |
| Benefits and Compensation |
3 semester hours in Human Resource Management or Benefits and Compensation in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. |
| Foundations of Employee Relations |
3 semester hours in Employee Relations or Human Resource Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. |
| Selection and Staffing |
3 semester hours in Human Resource Management or Staffing in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. |
| Managing Performance |
3 semester hours in Human Resource Management or Performance Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. * |
| Performance Management |
3 semester hours in Human Resource Management or Performance Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. * |
| Managing Productivity |
3 semester hours in Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. |
Master Certificate in Foodservice
Management |
6 semester hours in Foodservice Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. |
| Interviewing and Selection |
3 semester hours in Human Resource Management or Performance Management in the upper division baccalaureate degree category. |
* Because of significant overlap in content, students who are granted course credit for Managing Performance will not also be granted credit for Performance Management, and vice versa.
eCornell certificate programs that have been recommended for college credit
by ACE may be eligible to be applied to your degree program. For important
information regarding how
ACE CREDIT recommendations are used,
Review the ACE
Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQs) or
contact ACE
directly.
To access your eCornell transcript with ACE, simply follow the 2 step
directions listed below.
Step 1: eCornell sends updated completion information to ACE every
two weeks. After ACE has processed your information and created your
account, you will receive an automatically generated email to inform
you that your ACE record has been established.
Step 2: After your record is established, you may log onto
https://www.acenet.edu/transcripts/login/index.cfm using your eCornell ACE Student
Identifier, which you can easily find on your eCornell Profile, and
your last name to request a transcript (Please note, you will enter
your eCornell ACE Student Identifier as your Student Identifier, not
your Social Security number). This site will allow you to view your
record, and order transcripts and pay any ACE fees. You may also
update or change any personal information. The fee for establishing
the record which includes the first transcript is $40.00. Subsequent
transcripts are $15.00 each.
ACE CREDIT recommendations for eCornell certificate are retroactive to the
date the certificate was approved by Cornell University. For more information about
how to receive your ACE transcript, please contact the eCornell helpdesk at
helpdesk@ecornell.com.
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