Registration for the Summer term of Frostburg State University’s Financial Planning Certificate Program (FPCP) is now open. The course being offered this term is “Insurance Planning and Risk Management.” Classes will be held on Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., beginning June 17 and ending Aug. 12.
Registration will occur on a first-come, first served basis. Program structure is flexible and allows students to take five of the six required courses in any order, with Estate Planning as the final course. Course registration form can be downloaded directly from the program Web link: www.frostburg.edu/fpcp/FPCPform.pdf.
FPCP is a non-credit program that can be completed in about 18 months. The program is being offered at the Frostburg main campus as well as the University System of Maryland Center at Hagerstown using Distance Education (interactive video) technology. Required courses are offered on a rotating basis in four eight-week terms, annually. Courses are taught at the junior or senior undergraduate level and the pace of each course is intensive. Completion of Frostburg’s CFP Board-registered FPCP will fulfill the educational requirements and enable students to sit for the CFP ® Examination.
FPCP invites all working professionals in insurance, banking, investments, accounting, law and other finance-based businesses, current students in business, accounting and economics, as well as individuals interested in switching careers to consider enrolling in the program. Financial planning is a rapidly growing field that serves the needs of individuals in all income groups.
For more information, contact Program Director Dr. Sudhir Singh at (301) 687-4093 or e-mail fpcp@frostburg.edu. Program features are provided in more detail on the Web at www.frostburg.edu/fpcp.