Budgeting Basics for Directors: Part II
Upon successful completion of this course, participants should be able to identify strategies and practices for developing an operating budget, including how to calculate full-time enrollment, salary schedules, and tuition rates and fees.
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| Course State | Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, New York |
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Martha PHOENIX, AZ –
this will help me to budget more
Denise WINTER GARDEN, FL –
Great handouts and sample budget worksheets.
Elyse BOWIE, MD –
These courses are awesome
Claudia PORTLAND, OR –
Even though, I’ve been doing this for 4 years, I learned quite a bit on this course, and I realized I was doing my budget not in the most preferable way.
ROSA ORLANDO, FL –
WAS REAL GOOD AND I LEARN A LOT
LATOYA SAINT PETERSBURG, FL –
Really enjoyed this course. Thank you!
Kimberly NANAIMO, AL –
Very helpful in understanding how to develop a budget for a first timer