Graduate Certificate in

Estate Planning

The Graduate Certificate in Estate Planning gives practitioners a broad-based education in a highly specialized field.

Online
SF & Seattle
Hybrid

1,250 /unit
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12 Total Units

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Designed and administered by attorneys and accountants who are estate planners, the courses in the program give students a solid foundation in federal tax law and relevant state law. Students will acquire the tools needed to advise clients on how to formulate, implement and revise estate plans.

Important Note:

Graduate certificate admission is limited to domestic students. Students that plan to study on an F or J Visa may apply to graduate programs only.

PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS

Writing Proficiency

Students are expected to possess proficiency in writing to ensure they can be successful in their course of study. Students may meet this requirement by satisfying one of the screening criteria listed under Graduate Writing Proficiency Requirement.

TOTAL UNITS — 12

REQUIRED COURSES — 12 UNITS

TA 325: Estate and Gift Taxation
TA 334: Estate Planning
TA 337: Individual Retirement Plans and Distributions
TA 344: Federal Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Minimum education: Bachelor's degree
Prerequisite courses: None
Student status: Must not currently be enrolled in a GGU degree program.
Residency: F or J Visa holders are not eligible.

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Graduate Certificate in

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PROFICIENCY REQUIREMENTS

Writing Proficiency

TOTAL UNITS — 12

REQUIRED COURSES — 12 UNITS

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

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