Level 1 Financial Planning through Kaplan

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Huskeez

Hey all!,

I am about to enrol in Financial Planning Level 1 through Kaplan, which will inevitably lead to a diploma.

Anyone here studied this, or through Kaplan?


Thoughts?
 
Is this a certificate or a "degree"? If it is a degree program you might want to consider a traditional school (aka not for profit). There are MANY regular schools doing online degrees including the University of Alabama, The University of Maryland and many others.
A Kaplan degree might be better than some other for profit schools but it still has the stigma of being a "for profit".
 
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Is this a certificate or a "degree"? If it is a degree program you might want to consider a traditional school (aka not for profit). There are MANY regular schools doing online degrees including the University of Alabama, The University of Maryland and many others.
A Kaplan degree might be better than some other for profit schools but it still has the stigma of being a "for profit".
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Hey wartrace,

Its a diploma, 2nd year is an advanced diploma. Im going to do some part time study as i work fulltime.
 
Quote from Huskeez:
----Financial Planning Level 1....
----Kaplan....
----diploma.
----Thoughts?
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1) Which "credential" are you hoping to attain later on? :confused:
2) When was the last time you met someone who bragged about the guy they hired who graduated from Kaplan? :confused:
 
Quote from nazzdack:

1) Which "credential" are you hoping to attain? :confused:
2) When was the last time you met someone who bragged about the guy they hired who graduated from Kaplan? :confused:
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Just personal development nazzdack, wouldnt mind expanding my limited financial knowledge, plus $1980 for a internationally recognised qualification seems like a good deal to me.
 
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1) Instead of enrolling in a structured course, couldn't you learn the same stuff merely by buying an Idiots or Dummies Guide to Financial Planning? :confused: :cool:
2) Do you already have proven sales experience? Do you really want to "deal with the public"? :confused: :eek:
 
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