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                    public, private, or Government educational institutions.  
                    Approval for specific courses will be established individually on the basis of breadth, scope, 
                    organization, and quality of work offered in relationship to the courses required by the 
                    American Graduate University. 
                    Under California law, no more than six semester units (two courses) will be accepted for advanced 
                    standing into the Master's degree programs and no more than nine semester credits (three courses) 
                    in the MBA programs. 
                    Certficate students only receive three semester credits (one course) in advanced standing. 
                    Provisions are made for challenging a maximum of two additional courses.
                    Requests for advanced standing must be accompanied by objective evidence of the quality of the
                    courses offered, including (1) name of sponsoring organization, 2) text material used, (3) course
                    outline, (4) proof that the student has taken the course, and (5) grade attained.
                    No credit can be given for seminars or conferences. 
                 
                Course Challenge (Testing Out) 
                Students enrolled in one of the degree programs who have received advanced standing (transfer credit) for two or three courses, but have taken additional similar courses in a graduate or government institution  may challenge (test out) up to two courses. Certificate students may not challenge courses. Students must receive prior approval from the Admissions Department before requesting a challenge exam. 
                In order to receive credit through a challenge, students must pass the final examination for the course with a score of 80% or above. The completed examination must be returned within 45 days. 
                There is a $325 fee charged per challenge. Students who do not receive a score of 80% or above on the challenge examination will be required to register for the course. The $325 challenge fee will be deducted from the $975 tuition. 
                Open PDF of Advanced Standing Request Form & DAU/AGU equivalency charts: 
                Open PDF of Advanced Standing Request Form: 
                
                
                  Master of Acquisition Management 
                  Master of Contract Management 
                  Master of Supply Chain Management 
                  MBA/ Acquisition and Contracting 
                  MBA/ Supply Chain Management 
                  Master’s Certificate in Acquisition & Contracting 
                  Master’s Certificate in Financial Management & Pricing 
                  Master’s Certificate in Supply Chain Management 
                 
                
                  MBA/General Management 
                  Master’s Certificate in Management 
                 
                
                  Master of Project Management 
                  MBA/Project Management 
                  Master's Certificate in Project/Program Management 
                 
                  
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