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What are the comparisons between a RM certificate from a college and the 
ARMA certificate?  Which is looked upon as the more favorable credential?  
I know the gold standard is the CRM. 
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Well, there are certificates and then there are certificates. I once 
received a certificate as a Doctor of Thinkology from the Universitatus 
Committeatum E Pluribus Unum. Okay, that was the Scarecrow, not me. But I 
do have a certificate showing I took the ethics training here at work.

A certificate from a college or university generally proves that you took 
a selection of courses focusing on a specific topic, as opposed to an 
actual degree in that topic. 

I have never heard of "the ARMA certificate."

The CRM is not a certificate, it is a professional certification from the 
ICRM.

Which is more favorable? That depends, I suppose (but on what, I don't 
know.) I do know that job postings often state that a CRM is preferred, 
but I've never seen one ask for a certificate. 

Gary Link, CRM
Pittsburgh, PA
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